The mixer generally gets much more densely populated than the track list in the Arrange window, so this month, I’ll look at some tools Studio One provides to help you arrange the mixer usefully. It gets hard to keep everything straight, making track and mixer layouts critical, and tools like folder tracks and mixer layout snapshots have become essential. Life in the mixer has gotten a lot bigger. I’m just sayin’.) Today, there can be hundreds of tracks, with a channel for each in the mixer, plus effects returns, virtual instrument returns, and many happy returns. (I wonder when we will see a Studio One screenshot in that column. Look at just about any Inside Track column and you’ll find a Pro Tools session screenshot clearly demonstrating just how long gone those days are. The Beatles, in their heyday, worked with no more than four tape tracks and 10 mixer channels. Fortunately, Studio One has the tools to help. Managing large sessions in any DAW can be tricky.
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