That point about the time involved in learning an instrument is very true. It's been talked about here for years. Biab and DAW's are literally instruments unto themselves. It took years to learn to play well, it will take years to get proficient with Biab and other digital audio tools too. Seriously, there are four year degrees in this stuff. The courses are called music production or digital audio production or some such and you need that if you want to work in a studio on the production side.

There's a thread on the Keyboard Corner forum right now titled "A DAW is kicking my [*****]" and it's about Studio One. You can tell the guy is a total noobie to this stuff and the advice there is the same as the advice here. Study, practice, study, more practice. There's a ton of S1 vids on YouTube too.

Bob

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