Add functionality from Studio One X [some added in 4.0]

asked Jan 5, 2018 in Completed Feature Requests by scunacc (2,580 points)
closed May 23, 2019 by lawrencefarr

I didn't see this being asked after searching back many pages. So, here we go.

In the light of the apparent withdrawal of Studio One X from public use, and given that its features were very useful indeed for MIDI editing, please can you add all those features to Studio One natively.

Thanks!

Kind regards

Derek Jones.

closed with the note: 4.5: Added multiple new MIDI functions

12 Answers

answered May 28, 2018 by Trucky (7,400 points)
selected Jun 2, 2018 by jpettit

Best answer

For those not familiar with Studio One X, here's the 4 toolbars (think Macro Toolbar) of macros/functions that it provides. It is very easy to toggle between them by clicking on the 1, 2, 3 or 4. I still have contact with the developer as he continues adding improvements to what already was (IMHO) a great add-on for improved Studio One workflow. I and others would love to see more of these implemented in future updates to Studio One 4 or for PreSonus to connect with him to discuss licensing options.

answered Jan 8, 2018 by stephanforster (330 points)

answered Jan 18, 2018 by zizigulu (680 points)

answered Jan 24, 2018 by pauldecesare (5,720 points)

answered Feb 3, 2018 by judithkuijf (1,280 points)

The select midi options and the chord assistant made Studio One X a very nice addition. (and the full screen option) Strange guy and strange motivation to cancel the project for public use. He wanted a user base and community for his project and (like all developers) a lot of applause. He got irritated by the people that just downloaded his stuff or had comments (also like a normal developer ;) ). It wasn't open source (too bad) from the start and he didn't want to take his software from freeware level to shareware level. Studio One X returned to be a personal project. Strange decision if you ask for public input in the first place. The software extension was mature enough to get paid like a descent plugin for Studio One. Very sad decision and hopefully PreSonus asks/pays this guy to use his excellent code.