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The Ultimate Studio One Production Template

👉 Get the Template Here: https://geni.us/ProducersTemplate 🛠️ My Studio One Tools ‣ The Beat Maker's Toolbar: https://geni.us/BeatMakersToolbar ‣ The Producer's Template: https://geni.us/ProducersTemplate ‣ The Engineer's Template: https://geni.us/EngineersTemplate ‣ Studio One Course: https://geni.us/Studio101 ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Intro 2:27 - Template Pt 1 (Timeline) 7:02 - Template Pt 2 (Mixer) ---------- 🚨 DISCLAIMER This video and description contain affiliate links from Amazon, Plugin Boutique, Sweetwater, and other sites which means that if you click on one of the product links and purchase it, I’ll receive a small commission at NO ADDITIONAL COST to you. This helps support the channel and allows me to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for your support! 📝 ABOUT THIS VIDEO If you've been following me for any amount of time, then you know that I am a huge fan of shortcuts, automation, and just overall working smarter, not harder. My thought process is that if I can remove any substantial friction from my workflow, I will be able to create more freely with little to no obstacles. Ultimately, this means that I can spend more time actually making music instead of fumbling with gear and technology. In an effort to speed up my workflow and help others do the same, last year, I launched The Beat Maker's Toolbar, a macro toolbar built to speed up beat-making in Studio One, and you guys loved it! As helpful as the toolbar was, I knew that was only the beginning, so I began to work on the next thing and what I consider to be the backbone of any effective producer; a proper production template. I'm sure you have noticed, but tools are abundant at the moment for creating music; from drum kits to sample packs to DAWs, the supply is endless. Now at first glance, this seems like a good thing, and for the most part, it is, but the downside of so much choice is what psychology experts call "Analysis Paralysis." Analysis paralysis can be described as the phenomenon when an increased number of choices inadvertently also leads to more significant anxiety, indecision, paralysis, and dissatisfaction. I don't know about you, but I've noticed that over the years, I've begun to spend more time initially choosing between all my VSTs, plugins, and sounds rather than making the music, and that can be pretty frustrating. Now I'm not saying that having choices is terrible; sound selection is still super important in the production process. I am saying that in those first precious moments when you open your DAW, we should not be spending so much time getting started. If we change direction or decide we need a specific tool once we're in flow, then so be it, but I genuinely believe those first moments of creation are crucial, and that is where an effective template can come in handy. Not only should a good template help you avoid analysis paralysis, but it can also help you speed up your workflow by storing your favorite settings and tools to be more effective and overall CREATE MORE MUSIC! With that being said, over the past couple of months, I have been optimizing my own Studio One production template to share it with you and help you customize it to suit your own needs. I am super excited to announce that the template is finally ready, so in this video, I thought I could do a deep dive into this template and show you what it can do for you.