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The paddy wagon used to pull up about 10 am on fridays and wait for the fun to begin. I was one of them Northwest High School rats. I thought I kinda smelled Hoosier in your posts from time to time. He's obviously loaded cause it aint cheap to hire Joe. He's been paying Joe Gilder (see YouTube) to come down from Nashville to teach it to him. I didn't ask him about support with the console, but will. It's not much different than operating my setup with Reaper. In fact, I was getting after my friend because he was doing most of the work from his mouse and not using the 32 much. As far as operating it with the DAW it should be no issue either. No way it will take you two years to learn the 32 since you now have console experience.

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Has your friend found a good online source for just that? I know Presonus has a decent online forum, but it would be great to find something step by step for DAW Mode like the Roland manual had overall. Even some accomplished sound guys seemed to be a bit frustrated with that aspect.

#Presonus studiolive reaper manuals#

I keep reading that there aren't any tutorials or manuals that guide you in using them both simultaneously in DAW Mode. However, it seems that the learning curve for the Studiolive 32 working in tandem with Studio One might be a bit steep. Learning Studio One by itself won't be a big deal to me. Lots of calls to Roland US and plenty of time spent on this forum helped immensely. I was on the 1680 for 3 years, and it still took me a couple years on the 2480 before I really felt comfortable with my workflow. I would never call myself an audio engineer, that's for sure. I'm first and foremost a musician and songwriter with decent production skills. I probably would never find an instance to use this or the 24 in a live setting. I also looked at the faderport 16 but it seems more of a toy compared to this beauty. I like all the pre amps and analog inputs, but to add this beast along with my other gear just seems like so many devices to do one job. I have a motu midi express xt, 8 midi in, 9 out. But still, doesn't most anyone need midi and digital options? I was hoping maybe to get evey thing I need, all in one box. What am I missing about this beauty? I really do want to get the feel of the faders and such, but it seems like a lot of gear to do.not much, in my case. I already own a Motu 828mk3 hybrid interface which has digital ins, which is a requirement for my setup. I've been looking at the 32 and 24 of this series.įorgive me if I sound a bit dumb in this area, but looking at this and the 24 model, if they're meant to be an interface, where are the digital inputs? I too am looking for a decent control surface. I'm curious if anybody here also has one of these, and what your impressions might be. It just seems like such a natural transition from the 2480 for me. I really think I'm going to be happy with this. I then saw another one for $1999 today, so there are indeed more out there in the wild at a similar price point.

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But they said a firmware update will bring mine right up to speed with the S. Called Presonus and they said retailers are starting to discount them because of the 32S being introduced. I hope it'll be the last setup I ever need. I hovered over that submit button on Paypal Credit for what seemed like an eternity. Found myself up in the wee hours last night, and an article by Mix Magazine and a Youtube video by Chester Thompson (Frank Zappa, Weather Report, Genesis) finally won me over.Īt about 2:00 am I found a new one for $1799 (and Studio One 4.5 is bundled with it for free). A modern all-in-one mixing console, interface and control surface that works seamlessly with a musician friendly DAW (Presonus Studio One 4.5) And you can stay in the box and record into an SD card at live shows (or wherever). I always thought it was just a digital mixer, but after taking an in depth look it seemed to check off all the boxes that I was looking for.

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I then looked closer into the Presonus StudioLive 32 Series III. But the prospective workflow just didn't FEEL right to me.

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So, I was recently leaning towards updating my current setup with an Apollo Twin MK II interface & Faderport 16 control surface to go along with Logic Pro X for about $1500 bucks. I'm one of the the many that held out hope at one time for a VS-3280 (and of course that ship sailed long ago).