Question

Destructive editing would make Studio One much more efficient and would continue to make Studio One the better alternative to Pro Tools. Having clips/events non-destructively overlap when editing, with no option for destructive editing wastes so much editing time and at times causes odd fades and cuts to happen.  I hear from so many people that they still edit in Pro Tools after tracking in another DAW like S1, this is one of the biggest reasons.

Answer 1

The amount of work the lack of Destructive editing creates is insane. I am spending hours looking for tiny artefacts that are causing clips. none of that nonsense in protools.