Presonus is a manufacturer of digital audio software, hardware and accessories based in the USA. The company designs and produces products for music recording, live sound reinforcement, sound design, and online collaboration.
Founded in 1995 by Jim Odom and Brian Smith in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The first product released by Presonus was the DCP8 stereo compressor, followed by the ACP88, a multi-channel dynamics processor.
In 2006, Presonus introduced its first digital mixer, the FireStudio Mixer.
Presonus has acquired several companies over the years, including Nimbit, Notion Music, and WorxAudio Technologies.
In 2020, Presonus released Studio One 5, the latest version of its flagship DAW software.
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Studio One is Presonus' flagship digital audio workstation software. It features a single-window user interface, unlimited tracks, and supports third-party plugins.
AudioBox is a series of USB audio interfaces for home recording and mobile production. They range from two to 18 input channels.
Eris is a series of studio monitors for recording and mixing. They are available in various sizes and feature a low-frequency driver and silk-dome tweeter.
That is subjective and depends on your personal preferences and needs. However, many users praise Studio One's workflow and user interface.
Yes, Presonus offers customer support via phone, email, and online chat. They also have an extensive knowledgebase and user community.
Studio One supports VST, AU, and AAX plugin formats. You can also use Studio One's built-in effects and instruments.
The Eris series has different sizes and power ratings. The larger models have more bass response and higher volume capabilities.
Yes, AudioBox interfaces are compatible with both PC and Mac computers.