New in Studio One 6.5: Immersive Audio and Dolby Atmos Integration"

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Studio One 6.5 is here, and it's packed full of some of our most highly-requested features to date including the latest generation of Dolby Atmos integration!
Immerse yourself in a three-dimensional field of sound – whether you’re using discrete monitors or creating binaural mixes in your headphones. This is a free update for existing Studio One 6 perpetual license holders as well as current Studio One+ members.
Included in the new Studio One 6.5 update:
• Spatial audio recording, editing and mixing with monitoring layouts up to 9.1.6 channels
• Dolby Atmos Renderer natively integrated
• Parallel headphone output for Binaural monitoring in Dolby Atmos
• NEW Surround Panner and Dolby Atmos Object Panner
• Surround Panner in Sends
• Extended export/mixdown for multichannel audio
• Dolby Atmos (ADM) export with multiple simultaneous downmix formats
• Dolby Atmos Renderer remote panel in Mixer
• Updated plug-in set with multichannel support
• Speaker mapping for native and 3rd-party plug

 

Last edited by a moderator: Sep 26, 2023

OMG... At first I thought it was some kind of joke, but no.
It's actually true:
https://www.presonus.com/en-US/studio-one.html

https://www.presonus.com/en-US/studio-one-whats-new.html
Finally!

 

Did you notice the public beta for Ubuntu Linux? This could be very interesting indeed.

 

6.5... lol ?

This is one of the most important update ever, they could've called it version 7 and I'd understand. They opened up to the film and tv industry, that's huge.

 

There is no proper way to scrub so film and tv is not there yet.

 

Glad I have been prepping for a move to linux from Windows. Hopefully this sparks other devs to get to it already.

So far the cross platform DAWs I know of (Basic & Pro Level):
Ardour
Audacity
Bitwig Studio
LMMS
MixBus
Radium
Reaper
ReNoise
Seq24
Studio One (as BETA) Presonus Linux - Getting Started
Tracktion Waveform
ZRythm

 

Last edited: Sep 26, 2023

Looking pretty good. I can only imagine what it will look like 2 years from now. I bet Linux users will be very happy.

 

The DAWProject cross-DAW project sharing feature is a game changer.

Currently only S1 and Bitwig support it, but it certainly seems very capable. After all these years it looks like we'll have a real way to share projects between DAWs.

Just like with ARA, Presonus has proven to be ahead of the game once more.

 

the thing is they .5 and .2 and all of that between updates always been more better than the actual full version updates they do it on purpose too it set them apart from other daws when they do it

 

Bitwig and PreSonus are making it easy to share projects between programs: https://audiosex.pro/threads/bitwig-v5.70024/page-6#post-726591

 

hmm , literally nothing im interested in yet. still on 5.5.2, i guess maybe 7.0 will finally have something that i actually would "need" or have any benefit of to produce and release my music for me to pay up and update. otherwise im very pleased with my old version.

lol who would have thought i would be saying this sort of things. some years ago i died if i didn't have the latest point update

 

Yeah, it's great news really, especially considering they are making hardware too, so if they make full blown support for Linux driver wise, that would be more than awesome and open big doors for Linux pro audio

I'm definitely going to give Studio One a whirl again, already have my eye on Quantum and R65, would really like to hear Sceptre's somewhere too.

Just went to their site, didn't even know they have Eris Pro coaxial speakers, this reminds me a lot to my Fluids, well done Presonus, I'm interested for sure.

 

Last edited: Sep 27, 2023

Anyone remember Open Media Format(OMF) ? That used to be the go to for exporting your project to another daw in fact it's still being used to daw.

 

Unfortunately in real world use OMF just never worked right... I gave up on it after a frustrating year of use. Hopefully this actually delivers what it promises, only time will tell if it does.

 

Though I've only just started to fully migrate over to Studio One from using Cubase and Ableton previously, this feels like a huge step forward for PreSonus, despite mostly being updates that won't necessarily affect my workflow too much. From a customer investing in it for the future, it's definitely a positive thing to see such big and ambitious steps from PreSonus.

 

Can someone upload the Dolby Atmos Demo Project zip for Studio One 6.5? For some reason, it's not shown in my account, only the "standart" Demo Project. And I can not download it via DAW, no Internet Connection.

 

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/wlgmx75ht11swapq5ykk9/presonus.studioone.demos.dolbytutorial.zip

 

Needs permisson, I sent a request.

 

Email Sent To You..Now Try It..Let Me Know If You Can Open It

 

Got it! Thank you very much my friend! Much appreciated!