Studio 1 good for a newbie?

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  1. Catalyst

    Catalyst Audiosexual

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    What Baxxter said is the truth but I do think that certain DAWs lend themselves to a smaller learning curve such as Studio One which is very intuitive and easy to use for a beginner. I would highly recommend it to people of all skill levels especially with V3 around the corner. If you watch a tut by Groove 3 you will be using it with skill right away and we even have some in-house tutorials in AudioSex Academy thanks to Mostwest. :break:
     
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  2. Mostwest

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    S1 v3 will be launched 20/21 May
     
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  3. rem

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    Thank you all. I really do believe that familiarisation is key, and I will put in the work once I select a DAW. And your comments tend to indicate that S1 is as intuitive as they get. I'll go find a good tutorial now.

    Thank you all, as ever, for your thoughtful comments.

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    Thank you Mr Catalyst and thank you Mostwest. Off to check it out...
     
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