Pro Tools Multi-Mono Mode with Studio One

▤ Summary

A fundamental difference between Pro Tools and Studio One is effects handling, which can be confusing for Pro Tools users switching to Studio One (and yes, this tip is based on a true story). When you add an effect with Pro Tools’ mixer insert, you’ll see options for Multichannel and Multi-Mono effects—which Studio One doesn’t have. My Pro Tools friend was disappointed, because he would often use this feature when mastering, restoring tracks, working with two-track audio sources, and the like. He knew about my Stereo to Virtual Mono blog post, but wanted to have everything in a single track, like Pro Tools. As an example, let’s use his scenario of wanting different limiters in each channel.

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