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Take back your studio with the Recording Revolution, enter to win Studio One Professional 2.5!

[This just in from Graham Cochrane, all-around genius from The Recording Revolution!]

First off, I just want thank PreSonus again for agreeing to be one of the sponsors of this event. It’s an honor, and people are going to love the gear!
The event is called Take Back Your Studio and it’s happening Saturday June 15th from 12:00pm to 3:00 EST.
All of the info is found here at the official registration page:

During the event I will be pulling random names out of the registration list and announcing winners throughout the afternoon. We’re giving away Studio One Professional 2.5, as well as some other great prizes! Should be fun!

Brian BotKiller saves the day with his StudioLive 24.4.2

[This just in from PreSonus Artist and hybrid drummin’ badass Brian Botkiller]

Hi guys,

I wanted to share with you a great story about my StudioLive 24.4.2 for a gig I was running front of house for the other night.

I got to the venue, and found that there was an old Behringer console there, which I soon worked out to be a serious failure. The musician I was working with was named Willy Porter, and he was very specific about what he wanted in his mix. I knew I needed to make this happen for him, so I went back to my studio and got my 24.4.2, and set it up in the venue with only 40 minutes to doors. I dialed his mix in immediately, using my ipad while mixing in the room, as the console was off in a small booth. I then made custom mixes for his sets, and I was able to record the entire set in Studio One on my laptop for him. He was absolutely floored at how easily I was able to do this, and the quality of the mix was amazing.  He said the built-in reverb was the best and most tunable he’d ever heard in a mixer, and that he’d never had a better experience with a mixer. He was quickly made a PreSonus convert!
I just wanted to share this with you, as I think it is a testament to the quality of what you make.  No other product could have done this with the ease and speed that I was able to make use of with the 24.4.2.

PreSonus LIVE Airs Thursday! MIXING is MASTERING! 2 p.m. CST / 3 p.m. EST / Noon PST / 19:00 GMT

Thursday May 8 • http://www.presonus.com/videos/presonuslive
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MIXING is MASTERING!

It is? Really?
It is for Justin! He’s experienced a little revelation of late. Thanks to the Studio One’s Project page, the once-clear line between mixing and mastering processes has started to blur. He has kindly decided to share his secrets—with YOU!

 

DJ Slack’s BlueTube DP V2

[This just in from DJ Slack!]
“Recently, I bought a PreSonus BlueTube DP V2 to use as a warmer for my DJ equipment kit. Last night I performed at a medium-sized art gallery with the new equipment for the first time, and the effects were both profound and fantastic. The BlueTube added a whole new dimension to my overall sound, creating stronger, richer bass, and it filled the space with a deeper, more intimate audio personality than I have ever been able to produce without it. It’s all about the feeling of the moment for me as a DJ, and that means more than just playing music, but creating a mood, and last night I was able to achieve a whole new type of intensity and energy. The PreSonus BlueTube DP V2 is now the most important and essential piece of gear in my signal path, and will be a permanent, much-appreciated addition to my gear kit. I absolutely recommend that anybody playing digital-based music get one of these right away, the effects are astounding!”

Recording your school’s jazz band with the AudioBox 1818VSL

John Mlynczak, Education Market Manager for PreSonus, shows us some of the basics of running live sound AND recording a school jazz band with the AudioBox 1818VSL. He shares his channel breakdown and monitoring setup.

With the AudioBox 1818VSL, you can track the entire band, and send students their own parts for study—or whatever submix you feel is best!

Another Frog Leap Acoustic Cover: Teardrop!

Is that a StudioLive 24.4.2 I see in the background? Probably.

Check out more of these over at YouTube!

Champion Sound 7: and the winners are…

Thanks to Amahl from Champion Sound for these great shots of the winners from their season finale!

Retro5pect (Dallas, TX)  and Cloud Stryfe (New Orleans, LA) tied for first place, with each receiving a pair of the brand-new PreSonus Eris E5 monitors! Eduk8 (Baton Rouge, LA) took third place and walked away with a set of PreSonus HD7 headphones.  B. Brooks (Baton Rouge, LA) took fourth place.

 

 

Photos by Travis Robertson

Studio One Seminars at SAMA ProSound

[This just in from Serin Hong, Assistant Manager at Sama Sound, our hardworking distributor in Korea!]

Hello PreSonus, this is Serin. How is everything going with you?

We successfully finished our Studio One seminar series, with a new class on every Saturday for the last six weeks. It went from Feb. 16 to Mar. 23, and everyone including myself really enjoyed all the seminars. We had different subjects for each seminar, and all the professional presenters brought and shared their knowledge and experience with Studio One.

 

We give you a massive thumbs up! What a great software. Thank you all at PreSonus. You guys are amazing.

The music below was the class material of the last class with Hyunjoon Lee. All the tracks are MIDI and sequenced in Studio One.

 

Best regards,
Serin Hong

 

 

PreSonus LIVE Airs Thursday! Advanced Melodyne! 2 p.m. CST / 3 p.m. EST / Noon PST / 19:00 GMT

Free Webinar:

Join steadyb as he shows you advanced features of Melodyne, integrated into Studio One Professional 2. He will address converting audio to MIDI, as well as Melodyne’s tried-and-true pitch correction for those troublesome “singers.”

Tune in and win; we’ll give away free t-shirts.

Thursday, May 2

www.presonus.com/videos/presonuslive

Dre Boyd running backing tracks in Studio One at his live shows…

Check out this new video of extraordinary drummer Dre Boyd shares some of his insights on using PreSonus Studio One to run backing tracks from MultiTracks.com at his live performances.