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The standard for end-to-end production, only Studio One 5 seamlessly moves with you from initial inspiration to full production, final mix to digital release… and lets you truly create without boundaries. Fans of EDM and hip-hop will appreciate Studio One’s Pattern Editor, which allows for intuitive drum and melody composition via a familiar drum-machine inspired UI, which might be just about the most fun and rewarding music-creation technique out there. Guitarists will love the new third-generation Ampire tech that has the most realistic amp and cabinet (and stompbox!) simulations we’ve ever made. Robust virtual instruments like Mai Tai, Mojito, Impact XT and Presence XT are included for deep synth, rhythm, and instrument sample playback, respectively-and the included Native Effects sound just as good (and frequently, better) as third-party effects solutions. Studio One is designed to keep you in the creative flow by providing powerful tools that never get in your way. And we’ve made them even easier to use, thanks to new advanced Key Switch support.

And if that’s not enough-for the first time ever, now Studio One Artist supports third-party VSTs, so you can bring your existing instrument and effects collection into Studio One Artist.

You’ll supercharge your creativity thanks to unlimited tracks and buses and a complete suite of virtual instruments and native effects.

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Studio One Artist provides everything you need to create your own music and podcasts as intuitively as possible, and does it all with a single-window, drag-and-drop workflow that will make you wonder why you put up with other software that isn’t designed the same way.

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Note: Studio One 5 Professional is included in a PreSonus Sphere membership. Studio One 5 Artist Create Without Boundaries.

*Studio One 5 Is only supported on 64-Bit operating systems.

New! Poly Pressure/ MPE support for advanced MIDI controllers.

New! Aux Channels for easy external hardware integration.

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Use the free Studio One Remote app for iPad® and Android™ tablets to remotely control Studio One while you’re away from your computer. Use third-party plug-ins, virtual instruments, and ReWire-enabled applications.

NEW! Completely redesigned Native Effects plugin suite.

Patterns allow for intuitive drum and melody composition via familiar drum machine/step-sequencer style UI.

Five powerful virtual instruments including: Impact XT drum sampler Presence XT virtual sample-player Mai Tai polyphonic analog modeling synthesizer Mojito monophonic subtractive synthesizer and Sample One XT live sampler and sample editor.

Unlimited audio and instrument tracks, virtual instruments, buses, and FX channels.

Intuitive single-window work environment with quick and easy drag-and-drop functionality and multi-touch support.

Record, produce, and mix all from a single, intuitive application.

The latter is especially noteworthy because it eliminates the need to constantly swap out SIMs if you travel a lot – so that one can be for domestic use, while the other is used for abroad. Due to the all-plastic build, the entire design just comes off shoddy, which some would vouch makes it typical BLU.īesides the usual stuff found throughout its chassis, we should point out that the BLU Studio 7.0 LTE feature dual front-firing speakers, a microSD card slot, and dual-SIM slots as well. However, we will certainly say that it’s narrow and light enough to comfortably hold with a single hand – and without much straining too on our part. We equate its particular design language to the Samsung Galaxy S5, since its plastic chassis sports the same dimpled pattern that made the S5 recognizable, but it doesn’t do much here to elevate the Studio 7.0 LTE’s design to the same premium standards we’ve seen in similar devices like the Huawei MediaPad X2. In comparing it to its predecessor, the non-LTE packing BLU Studio 7.0 II, the design doesn’t really change all that much here. The latest one we’re checking out is the BLU Studio 7.0 LTE, which comes at us with its compact tablet-esque size, with phone functions slapped in, at an affordable sub-$200 cost.ĭesign Boring and shoddy, it fails to generate any interest with its design.

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This year, however, we’ve been seeing an unconventional approach by companies as we’ve been seeing more and more tablets with phone functionality sprinkled on to them – like the Huawei MediaPad X2 and Lenovo PHAB Plus to name a couple. of singles released by Studio Ones house band in the mid 1960s. It’s been increasingly tough to discern the boundaries between smartphones and tablets, considering that ‘phablets’ mesh the best of both worlds. Number One Songs - 1960s Berkeley was one of the first organized protests against.

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