Perhaps, but I'd be pretty sure it also doesn't get close to Wavelab or other mastering specific DAWs.Studio One is better for mastering, as well.
The project management in Wavelab is really suited to mastering and some others kinds of post production. And the analysis tools, real time and non realtime are also really really good. It is really easy to A/B tracks and jump between multiple tracks quickly to check things in an album context. And the audio editing features are just excellent.
So as good as studio one 'may be' for mastering compared to other DAWs, with respect I think it would fall quite short compared to tools like Wavelab.
Statistics: Posted by _leras — Sat Dec 28, 2024 7:23 pm