Studio One 4 Vs Pro Tools

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Pro Tools had plenty in it to discover, but too much of it rarely applied to the little guy and was often drowning in exhaustive menus - that made me lose interest in learning it more than I needed to. Studio One has a more inviting and efficient workflow because it's based on an appealing, one-window experience.

Whether you’re a Grammy-winning producer or just getting started making music, there’s a version of Studio One® that’s right for you. Studio One comes in three flavors: Artist, our flagship Professional version, and Prime, a fully functioning free version. There’s no subscription model with Studio One, so you know what you’re getting today but you can customize it with Add-on features and content as your needs grow.

General
Studio One Prime

Studio One Artist

Studio One Professional
Start page
Song page
Project page (Mastering, DDP, Red Book CD burning, digital release)
Elegant single-window work environment
Powerful drag-and-drop functionality
Native high-DPI and cross-platform multi-touch user interface
Unlimited audio tracks, MIDI tracks, virtual instruments, and FX channels
Unlimited buses
Integrated Melodyne pitch correctionTrial
Single and multitrack comping
Arranger Track
Scratch Pads
Chord Track and Harmonic Editing
Editable Folder Tracks
Track display list with presets, linkable to console channel display
Content browser with search, user tabs, connections to the Internet, and Preview Player
Transient detection with editable markers
Drag-and-drop groove extraction
Multitrack MIDI editing
Instrument and Drum Editor
Drum and melodic patterns for pattern-based arranging
Multitrack Track Transform (advanced freezing capability)
Event-based effects
Macro Toolbar (create and use command sequences)
Automatic latency compensation
Dropout Protection for native low latency monitoring
Advanced automation
VCA faders
Audio-processing resolution (floating-point)32-bit32-bit64-bit
Easy sidechain routing
Stunning virtual instrumentsPresence XT only55
Easy-to-use drag-and-drop live sampler (Sample One XT)
Import sampler formats (EXS, GigaSampler, Kontakt, SoundFont)
Multi Instruments
Channel Editor with macro controls
Extended FX Chains with parallel processing
Control Link (most intuitive MIDI-mapping system available)
Real-time audio time-stretching, resampling, and normalization
Compatible with any ASIO-, Windows Audio-, or Core Audio-compliant audio interfaces
Use Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic, or Sonar keyboard shortcuts—or create your own
Integrated mastering suite with automatic mix updating, DDP import/export, Red Book CD burning, and digital release
Send Song or individual tracks to Notion (audio + note data)
Export to SoundCloud™
AAF (Advanced Authoring Format) import and export
Import Song data
Video playback and sync
Video export
MP3 encoding and decoding
M4A (AAC / ALAC) encoding and decoding
NEW: ​Exchange 2.0
Third-party plug-in support (AU, VST2, and VST3 plug-ins and ReWire applications)(Add-on available)
Hardware I/O Support2/2UnlimitedUnlimited
  1. Jun 21, 2016  After six years of being an exclusive Avid Pro Tools user, Matt Reilly of Matt Reilly Productions dives into PreSonus Studio One to try out the more modern D.
  2. Mar 03, 2018  I composed some music with Pro Tools First and it was quite interesting. Want to buy a DAW but don't know which will be better. I think Pro tools and studio one is quite similar compared to other DAWs. I don't know why there are many people recommend Studio One other than Pro tools.
  3. I composed some music with Pro Tools First and it was quite interesting. Want to buy a DAW but don't know which will be better. I think Pro tools and studio one is quite similar compared to other DAWs. I don't know why there are many people recommend Studio One other than Pro tools.
Native Effects™
Plug-ins
Type
Studio One Prime

Studio One Artist

Studio One Professional
AmpireState Space-modeled guitar amp simulatorBasicBasic
Analog DelayTape delay emulator
ArpeggiatorNote FX arpeggiator with pattern sequencer
Auto FilterEnvelope-controlled filter
Beat DelayTempo-synched delay
Binaural PanStereo panner and imager
BitcrusherLo-fi and downsampling processor
Channel StripCompressor / expander / equalizer
ChorderNote FX chord processor
ChorusThree-voice chorus with stereo width
CompressorFull-featured RMS compressor with side-chain
Console ShaperMix Engine FX analog console emulation
Dual PanIndependent L/R channel panner
ExpanderDownward expander with sidechain
Fat Channel XTNative version of StudioLive Fat Channel
FlangerFlanger with tempo sync
GateNoise gate with MIDI trigger outp
Groove DelayMulti-tap delay with tempo sync and tap filtering
Input FilterNote FX filter for velocity and key range
IR MakerImpulse response creation utility
Level MeterResizable, multi-scale loudness / level meter
LimiterBrickwall peak limiter
MixtoolChannel utility
MixVerb™Basic reverb
Multiband DynamicsMultiband compressor/expander
Open AIRConvolution reverb
PedalboardState Space-modeled guitar pedalsBasicBasic
PhaserMultistage allpass-filter phaser
Phase MeterPhase analyzer
PipelineExternal-processor insert
Pro EQSeven-band parametric equalizer
RedlightDist™Analog distortion emulator
RepeaterNote FX delay with transpose
Room ReverbRoom simulator
RotorRotary speaker emulator
ScopeDigital oscilloscope
Spectrum MeterSpectrum meter
Tone GeneratorMulti-waveform signal generator
Tricomp™Basic multiband compressor
TunerChromatic instrument tuner
X-TremTremolo/autopanner with tempo sync and step sequence modulation
Total Native Effects™ Plug-ins103241
Studio One 4 Vs Pro Tools
Virtual InstrumentsType
Studio One Prime

Studio One Artist

Studio One Professional
MojitoMonophonic subtractive synthesizer
Mai TaiPolyphonic virtual analog synth(Add-on)
Impact XTMultichannel drum sampler
Sample One XTDrag-and-drop integrated live sampler
Presence XTSample playback instrument
Support for third-party sampler format (EXS, Giga, Kontakt)
Total Virtual Instruments155

Studio One 4 Vs Pro Tools Download

Bundled ContentSize
Studio One Prime

Studio One Artist

Studio One Professional
Melodyne Essential120 MBTrial
Prime Selection Loops and Sounds785 MB
Presence XT Core Library15 GB
Impact XT Core Library1.8 GB
Acoustic Drum Kits and Loops1.5 GB
Producer Loops and Kits (BigFishAudio, Sample Magic, MVP Loops)3.76 GB
Electronic Audioloops3.17 GB
Electronic Kits and Musicloops294 MB
Studio One FX546 MB
Studio One Impulse Responses1.19 GB
Studio One Instruments Vol. 1+21.68 GB
Studio One Musicloops 1+2900 MB
Studio One Expansion39 MB
Ueberschall Impact Drums68 MB
Vengeance Sound880 MB
Voodoo One Synth Soundset900 MB

Since the launch of Studio One 4, there's been a lot of talk about some of the new features and workflow improvements but there have also been some conversations from users who claim they have seen performance improvements in Studio One 4, citing faster load times and snappier overall performance. Is this true?

What Does PreSonus Say About The Performance Of Studio One 4?

Studio One 4 Vs Pro Tools First

We decided to check the PreSonus website to see if there were claims of Studio One 4 being faster or having speed improvements.

All the uses of the word 'fast' or 'speed' are used in the context of speeding up the workflow, not the computer, for example;

'Studio One 4 isn’t just about including a world-class drum instrument but also integrating it with an innovative, streamlined Drum Editor to edit drum parts as fast as you can think. Along with hundreds of preconfigured pitch name and mapping scripts available for free from PreSonus Exchange, the new Drum Editor is like an accelerator for drum editing.'

or;

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'The step sequencer has served us well for over half a century; now it’s time for Studio One’s new Patterns to step into the future. Tight integration with instrument parts, automation, and Impact XT means that Patterns reinvent step sequencing as a seamless, fast, fun part of making music.'

So there do not seem to be any official claims of the software actually being faster when running on the same computer. However, we decided to test the claims of some users by running a number of tests.

Studio One 4 v Studio One 3 Speed Test

Test One - Startup Time

This test was to see if launch time differed between Studio One 4 and Studio One 3. We ran a stop clock as soon as we launched the app and did this repeatedly to get an average time for Studio One to go from the first mouse click to the home screen.

The winner? Studio One 4 by about a second. Nothing to really claim as life-changing, what it means is that if you launched Studio One 4 ten times per day every day then you would save just under 2 hours per year.

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Test Two - Session Opening Time

In this second test, we launched a Song from an open instance of Studio One. The song comprised about 30 audio tracks, virtual instruments, and plug-ins. The audio tracks has multiple edits and automation. We ran the test multiple times.

The winner? Studio One 4 by a few seconds, so again no clear winner in terms of time to open the sessions with either Studio One 4 or Studio One 3.

Our test machine is a Mac Pro Late 2013 3.5 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon E5 with 32 GB 1866 MHz DDR3. Session are kept on an external G Tech Thunderbolt Drive.

Studio One 4 Performance

As you can see from our tests that any computer performance improvements in terms of speed seem to be anecdotal. Windows users may have seen a marked improvement in speed, if you are a Windows user and can try the same tests then we would be interested in hearing the results.

Studio One 4 Vs Pro Tools

With all that said, Studio One 4 does feel snappier than previous versions, but we have nothing scientific to prove that. There's a lot of great reasons to upgrade to Studio One 4 with some new features and lots of workflow improvements, both will help you work faster.

But if you are still using Studio One 3 then rest assured that you still have a rock solid DAW with great performance.

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