Over 30 new features and improvements, like fast and intuitive editing and mixing, integrated pattern workflows, time-aligning drums, award-winning notation, and rock-solid live performance.
Access Splice’s extensive sample library directly in your DAW and Search with Sound to enjoy thousands of free, hand-picked Splice samples perfectly synced with your project’s beat, key, and tempo.
Dive into AI-Powered Stem Separation, experiment with the integrated Launcher, and explore new sonic dimensions with Deep Flight One.
Effortlessly build beats and sculpt your sound with perfectly integrated loop-based production tools.
The Launcher
Quickly craft new arrangements with ease using a dynamic grid of audio or MIDI loops and patterns that can be triggered and edited in real time. Now, creators can record or import audio and MIDI directly into cells, edit the contents, create scenes and playlists, and capture Launcher live performances directly on the timeline.
Splice Integration
Access Splice’s extensive sample library directly in the DAW, and enjoy thousands of free, hand-picked Splice samples perfectly synced with your song’s beat, key, and tempo using Search with Sound.
AI-Powered Stem Separation
One of the most in-demand features, AI-powered Stem Separation allows creators to un-mix audio into four separate tracks which ultimately isolates stems from existing audio tracks. The separated audio events can be bounced again into a single file allowing for quick creation of instrumentals.
Deep Flight One
A popular sound set prized for its soundscapes, drones, pads, percussive and lead sounds is now available as a standalone virtual instrument in Studio One Pro 7, offering three layers, integrated effects, and all-new presets. Experience evolving soundscapes, atmospheric textures, and cutting-edge presets perfectly suited for ambient exploration.
Global Transpose
Change the key of an entire song with just one click and transpose audio and notes events in real time. This new feature updates the song key signature, chords, and notes all in one.
Integrated Launcher
The brand-new, fully-integrated Launcher introduces an entirely new way to record, arrange and produce music in Studio One Pro 7. As a part of the Arrangement and side-by-side with the Timeline, the Launcher offers an all-new set of workflows, allowing users to move freely between these two environments.
- The Launcher is based on Cells, which hold either Audio Events/Parts or Instrument Parts, depending on which track they’re on. Just like Events and Parts on the timeline, Cells only contain references to the actual Audio Clips (shown in the Pool).
- Cells are organized into Scenes, which represent vertical stacks of Cells. These play simultaneously when the Scene is played.
- Scenes can be organized into Playlists, which contain any number of Scenes in any order. If Scenes represent sections of a song, a Playlist could be a complete song.
Launcher Key Features
- Create new arrangements on the fly using a grid of loops and patterns you can trigger and edit on the fly.
- Record audio or MIDI directly into Cells
- Edit Cells content using all available editing tools.
- Combine Cells into Scenes to create patterns or complete song sections.
- Create any number of Playlists from Scenes.
- Capture an entire Launcher live performance into the Timeline in real time.
- Offline render/convert Playlists into the timeline.
- Seamlessly drag-and-drop between Timeline and Launcher elements (Cells, Scenes, Arranger Sections).
- Hands-on control, directly from an ATOM or ATOM SQ controller, or Studio One Remote (update required).
- Native support for Novation Launchpad mini [MK3], Launchpad X, and Launchpad Pro [MK3].
Scenes & Playlists
Part of the Launcher—and unique to Studio One Pro 7—is the ability to arrange Scenes into Playlists. Like the Arranger Track on the Timeline, Playlists are a quick and easy way to create, edit and test arrangements, and can also be used for live performance.
Scene Playlist Inspector
The Scene Playlist Inspector is located conveniently between Launcher and Browser. Creating Playlists is as easy as dragging Scenes into any order and setting a number of repeats.
Live Performance with Scenes
Scenes can be set to loop indefinitely until sending a command to continue, which is great for live performance.
