Question

Soloing a track will not affect pre-fader sends and cue mixes. It is very important while recording to have the ability to solo a track in the control room of the studio without affect the headphone mixes, via cue mix or pre-fader auxiliaries to headphones.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It's been a while since this was posted, i know, but... Just wondering how close to the bottom of the list of priorities this thing was.

Answer 3

A very needed feature for working professionals!

Answer 4

Just wondering, when's the last time someone from Presonus (who is actually involved with S1 development) saw this feature request?

Even the people at SoundOnSound pointed it out a couple years ago:

"Cue mixes should be entirely independent of the control-room mix, one reason being that that an engineer can solo up a mic and listen without disturbing the musician’s mix. Currently, Studio One cannot do this; soloing affects all outputs. It’s a significant problem."

https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/cue-mix-options-studio-one

Surely it can't be all that difficult to disable muting "within" the signal flow at one location, is it?

It's the one between the "Inserts" (middle-bottom of the diagram in the above-linked video) and the pre-fade send / channel fader, since you'll rarely need (or want) to send post-fader signals to cue mix outputs.

Answer 5

There's another related (if not identical) feature request over here:

http://answers.presonus.com/2903/studio-monitoring