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PreSonus Studio One 5 £344

As with previous iterations, Studio One 5 comes in two versions: the top-tier Professional edition and the far cheaper, lower-spec Artist edition; but for this review, we’re only looking at Studio One 5 Professional – see the PreSonus website for more on Artist.

We should also point out that you can buy Studio One 5 outright or as part of the new PreSonus Sphere subscription service. This gets you all the company’s software (Studio One Professional and all its plugins, Notion, and a ton of sample-based instruments and loops), and various collaborative and networking tools, for a monthly (£12.05) or annual (£132.97) fee.

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For us, the new Studio One 5 feature we’re likely to get the most use out of is actually

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