Question

I do a LOT of editing and have a workflow that I've been using for over 15 years.  I was able to transition from Adobe Audition 3.0 to Reaper VERY easily due to Reaper's customizations - in particular keyboard shortcuts, mouse modifiers, scrolling, and zooming.

The biggest request I have, is to be able to customize the mouse modifiers for scrolling, zooming, click/drag.

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Answer 2

I agree!  mouse scroll options (zoom, horizontal scroll, etc) would be awesome!

Answer 3

I also use a lot this feature. We need the ability to customize but also a  waveform zoom function and ability to remove the" play list change" (alt+ mouse scroll) that leads to big mistakes !

Answer 4

Agree. It will make the transition from other DAWs much better

Answer 5

I agree!

The most annoying thing about it is, that when I try to copy an event or a note and press the CTRL modifier before I drag the event/note, it changes the pointer to the erasure tool and deletes it instead of copying it. This happens several times each hour that I accidentally delete a part/note that I wanted to copy. Really annoying.

Answer 6

Another great thing would be the ability to use the scroll wheel to zoom in on a currently-selected track or even the track the mouse is hovering over.  In reaper, I used Ctrl+Shift+Wheel but even a toggle to make Ctrl+Wheel do it would be nice.  Or maybe when the mouse is in the top half of the track, the command would zoom all tracks but when it's in the lower part, it'll zoom just the selected one.  Or the track zooms when an item is selected but if no item is selected, all tracks zoom.

Answer 7

Mouse modifiers in Studio One is one big-*** mess. Depending on context, the same modifier key does completely different things. For example, in the mixer to copy an insert you just drag it out of one track into another track and it gets copied, without holding down any modifiers. If you just want to move it without copying it, you need to hold Alt or Shift while dragging, though this, stupidly enough, also adds a number to the name of the insert, even if it's the only insert with that name. This is just ridiculously counter-intuitive. It should be Ctrl to copy, drag without modifiers to move, and no need for silly suffixes. Duh. I'm so sick of Studio One updates that add breakthrough/innovative features while these small but VERY IMPORTANT INCONSISTENCIES NEVER GET ADDRESSED. This shows great lack of attention to detail on Presonus part. When are you going to get a grip on this Presonus?

Answer 8

Customizable mouse modifiers (like Reaper) - this is the only thing keeping me from using Studio One.

Answer 9

Why are you guys bothered to ask these feature requests to presonus team when they are not bothered to answer?
I have asked for Video track feature. Which is the only thing stopping me from moving from reaper. Later I realized that, this request has been made
several times and they ignored it all the times. I have to say, S1 is a great DAW with bunch of un-professionnels sitting behind the desk. They aresimply afraid or dont mind to answer these type of questions. If they are not going to introduce a feature, what is the problem in addressing it?

Mouse action modifier is another feature I was looking for. I was not bothered to ask the presonus guys as I saw many requests on this and simply ignored.
I even talked to someone from presonus through FB messenger. Same experience. When the question was asked, It was ignored. Never going to migrate from
reaper unless they answer the question and I have changed the minds of at least 3 guys who were going to buy S1. two of them selected FL studio, One went with cubase (Even though I asked them to go for reaper)