Music Production with Presonus Studio One
What you will learn
At the end of the course the student will be able to produce their own song within Studio One.
You'll record audio and MIDI
You'll learn to edit these tracks,
And you will learn to mix and master the song
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
This Udemy course on music production using Presonus Studio One is a great starting point and comprehensive overview for beginners. Its primary benefit comes from the structured nature of its content, systematically introducing DAW concepts while also refreshing existing knowledge. The instructor plays a significant role in delivering the material clearly and concisely, creating an engaging experience overall. However, there are some areas that could be improved. Not all core features receive equal attention, leaving gaps for users with no previous Studio One or DAW experience to fill by themselves through additional resources—primarily affecting Windows users. The course also doesn't explicitly cater to instrumentalists using MIDI keyboards and controllers without external devices. Although a few minor adjustments could enhance this Udemy offering, it remains a strong choice for newcomers seeking an accessible yet informative entry point into music production with Presonus Studio One.
What We Liked
- Introduces the basics of music production using Presonus Studio One in a structured way, beneficial for beginners with no DAW experience.
- Covers useful techniques such as MIDI and Melodyne usage, refreshing for existing users while also being informative for newcomers.
- The instructor is praised for voice clarity, straightforward teaching style, and simple explanations of software functions and music process terminology.
- Well-organized learning path that starts from the fundamentals and gradually introduces DAW concepts.
Potential Drawbacks
- Not all Studio One core features are covered in depth, such as metronome and song info settings; may require external research or prior experience to grasp completely.
- Some course content requires updating, as it still references older versions of the software (e.g., version 3) while currently at version 5.
- Windows users might find discrepancies between the course interface and their own, leading to certain functions being unavailable or different.
- Not specifically designed for users with MIDI keyboards or other controllers without external instruments like guitars.