Hey everyone!
We're excited to introduce "Made in Studio One", a space for you to showcase your productions created with Studio One!
Feel free to share your work, get feedback, present and discuss your production techniques.
Take a look at the first two song threads for inspiration and a template to follow:
Ari Ahrendt example
Lukas example
Have fun sharing and discovering music made in Studio One!
Lukas & Ari
Please check the rules before posting to keep things organized and constructive!
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Provide details
When posting your track, include some details about your production process (e.g. plugins used, mixing techniques, instruments, etc.).
Use the provided custom fields to make your post more informative. Share what you find relevant or noteworthy!
Constructive feedback
Be respectful when giving feedback. If you critique a track, be constructive and provide suggestions for improvement.
Negative or offensive comments will not be tolerated.
Linking & embedding
Your track must be hosted on an external platform (SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, etc.). You cannot upload MP3s or other audio files to the forum.
Avoid linking to sites with excessive ads or paywalls.
Stay on Topic
Keep discussions related to the posted music, production techniques, or creative choices.
General Studio One questions belong in the appropriate sections.
One thread per Track
Please create a new thread for each track or project instead of updating old threads with new music.
This keeps discussions focused and organized.
No self-promotion overload
Sharing your music is encouraged, but excessive self-promotion (spamming multiple links or posts without engaging with the community) is not allowed.
Include at least a short description of your track. Posts with just a link and no context may be removed.
As the community grows, these rules may evolve based on user feedback and forum dynamics.
We're excited to introduce "Made in Studio One", a space for you to showcase your productions created with Studio One!
Feel free to share your work, get feedback, present and discuss your production techniques.
Take a look at the first two song threads for inspiration and a template to follow:
Ari Ahrendt example
Lukas example
Have fun sharing and discovering music made in Studio One!
Lukas & Ari
Please check the rules before posting to keep things organized and constructive!
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Provide details
When posting your track, include some details about your production process (e.g. plugins used, mixing techniques, instruments, etc.).
Use the provided custom fields to make your post more informative. Share what you find relevant or noteworthy!
Constructive feedback
Be respectful when giving feedback. If you critique a track, be constructive and provide suggestions for improvement.
Negative or offensive comments will not be tolerated.
Linking & embedding
Your track must be hosted on an external platform (SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, etc.). You cannot upload MP3s or other audio files to the forum.
Avoid linking to sites with excessive ads or paywalls.
Stay on Topic
Keep discussions related to the posted music, production techniques, or creative choices.
General Studio One questions belong in the appropriate sections.
One thread per Track
Please create a new thread for each track or project instead of updating old threads with new music.
This keeps discussions focused and organized.
No self-promotion overload
Sharing your music is encouraged, but excessive self-promotion (spamming multiple links or posts without engaging with the community) is not allowed.
Include at least a short description of your track. Posts with just a link and no context may be removed.
As the community grows, these rules may evolve based on user feedback and forum dynamics.
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