Question

I'm a recent Studio One 3 Pro convert from Logic Pro X since i needed greater integration with my faderport (very convenient); and there are several shortcuts that do not immediately appear in Studio One or are perhaps well hidden.

For instance, I have an audio or midi region; I simply want to loop it to infinity (and beyond); in Logic Pro X i would simply hit the 'L' key and it would then loop the region infinitely. Or i'd click the top right corner of a region and drag it out in order to former a loop.

But in studio one I can't even seem to find a region to loop the regions without copy and pasting them let alone finding a shortcut.

Another bugbear, I could easily press command D on my mac to duplicate a track, now i have to right click and press duplicate. Any shortcuts?

Thanks,

Daniel

Answer 1

For information on "how to's" regarding basic functions of Studio One, your best bet is always going to be your reference manual. 

By opening the manual (in the Help menu of Studio One) and doing a search for "looping" you'll find the exact information you're looking for.

The screenshot below was taken directly from the section labeled "Mixing > Looping During Mixing":

Regarding your question about duplicating tracks, again this is something spelled out exhaustively in your manual. There are a number of ways to duplicate tracks. Please see your reference manual under the section "Arranging > Duplicating Tracks":

Answer 2

The help browser is incredibly painful because there is no tabbed browsing, nor is there even a basic back button. Also, if you search for 'loop audio region' none of the results describe looping a region as the OP does in Logic. Such a shame.