PreSonus has released an update to its Sphere membership plan, which also includes licenses for Studio One Professional, Notion and more, that allows members to connect so they can share new mixes to receive feedback, get advice on the concept art for their next digital release, and more, as well as to find other members and share a workspace with them to begin collaborating.
share new mixes to get feedback, get advice on the concept art for their next digital release, and more as well as find other members and share a workspace with them to begin collaborating.
The Community is optional for PreSonus Sphere members. Any member who participates in the Community begins by creating a public profile that only members can see. Community members can add a photo, unique cover art, and audio examples of their productions.
The public profile also includes a selection of skills they wish to highlight, such as arranging, audio editing, composition, mastering, mixing, instruments played, and more. The skills define default channels and help other members connect. For example, if someone is looking for feedback on a new mix, they likely want to post in the Mix Channel where mix engineers are hanging out. Users can tag multiple channels for a post as well.
When creating a post, users can add text and attach images, videos, audio files, or all three. Other members can like the post, add comments, and ask to connect. Connecting with other members is designed to be easy — browse public posts, search by name or email, or browse a skill in the connect area to find someone with the skill that’s needed (say, a session musician or mastering engineer), then invite them to connect.
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