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Music theory tips for making melodies (free stems and MIDI files included)
We give you a crash course in music theory, exploring some scales and techniques that'll help you create original melodies.
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DAW
Explore tutorials and guides that focus on the ins-and-outs of specific DAWs spanning Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, and more.
The evolution of Studio One (2009 – 2020)
In this blog post, let's take a look at how PreSonus' Studio One has evolved over the past decade.
The best mobile DAWs, synths, effects, and utility apps for music production
Level up your portable music production workflow with these high-quality mobile DAWs, synths, effects, and utility apps.
A beginner’s guide to recording vocals at home
We walk through the complete process of recording vocals, from reviewing the roles of each piece of gear to connecting your microphone to your DAW.
How to set up a live performance workflow using Studio One 5
We walk through Studio One 5's Show Page and put on our own live performance in order to demo just how powerful it can be.
How to make a beat using only one sample (free stems and project file included)
We take the age-old phrase "less is more" to new heights by demonstrating how you can create an entire beat using nothing but one sample.
Here’s what’s new in Studio One 5
Explore the latest features PreSonus is bringing to Studio One 5, including the brand-new Show Page, Score View, Clip Gain Envelopes, and more.
6 ways to optimize your CPU when working in the DAW
Let's explore a few common tactics and best practices for reducing your CPU’s workload.
Making a beat at 20 BPM (free stems and MIDI files included)
In this video, we explore how we might go about producing a track at a gentle (to say the least) 20 BPM.
How to make a synth pad using your own voice (free preset included)
Even if you're not a vocalist, your voice can still be used as a powerful sampler instrument.
How to make UK drill with a power drill (free stems and MIDI files included)
Let's apply processing to drill sounds to turn them into synth pads and percussion one-shots that reflect the aesthetic of UK drill.
Tips for humanizing your grooves and rhythms
Humanizing your rhythms can help breathe life into them and achieve that enigmatic feeling we refer to as 'groove.'