From CraidAnderton.com
 

BREAKING NEWS!! Starting 12/15, I'll be doing a Studio One-specific "Friday's Tip of the Week"
on the PreSonus Blog.

 
 
This Weeks Tip - Create Virtual Room Mics In Studio One
 
http://blog.presonus.com/index.php/category/friday-tip-of-the-week/
 
 

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Woo hoo!!!
Looking forward to reading these.

Very cool!

Nerd alert! 
 

Set the controls on the four delays identically except for the four time parameters; turn off Sync and choose 11, 13, 17, and 23 ms.  These are prime numbers so they don’t create resonances with each other.

mikedocy
 
Woo hoo!!!
Looking forward to reading these.

 
Yes it should be good once he warms up.
 
 I've been wanting to edit the OP since posting it but fear it being eaten by the forum software,
it should have read
 
This Weeks Tip - Create Virtual Room Mics In Studio One
 

 

This made my day.  I am really glad I chose Studio One 3 as my Sonar replacement.
 
 

abacab
Nerd alert! 
 

Set the controls on the four delays identically except for the four time parameters; turn off Sync and choose 11, 13, 17, and 23 ms.  These are prime numbers so they don’t create resonances with each other.

I wouldn't have stopped here if I knew there would be math involved.

how is Anderton now a studio one expert? (genuine q)

pwalpwal
how is Anderton now a studio one expert? (genuine q)

Craig has mentioned in previous discussions about DAWs that he has been using Studio One for a while now as part of his workflow, in addition to Sonar.  He uses Ableton Live, as well, for live things.  He has always stressed that there is not a one tool for all tasks.
 
He should be able to translate S1 tasks from a Sonar perspective, unlike S1 experts that have only used S1.