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Template’s are a great way to get your session setup so you can just open up a song and get straight to be creative. It is also a huge time saver. I have all my reverb, delays and other effects ready to go as soon as I open a new session up. I also have my other buses and mix bus processing setup as well. Check out the video below where I go over how to set up a template in studio one, as well as all the plugins and settings I use for each mix!
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Great info, thanks!
Awesome man, thanks!
Any chance I could get a copy of that template to learn from?
Rock on.
Hey Jay! You can pick up a copy of my template here! https://mixingpresets.com/downloads/mattys-studio-one-template/
[…] music FX effects, and then some parallel stuff going on. You can check all this stuff out in my template video. And then, I have the third stage, which is the master track, which comes into my master chain. I […]