Question

I'm guessing, but I don't think anyone uses Studio One like me (I'm odd) and/ or vice versa. I would like to take that into a new step by allowing the user/s into more fine personalization control of Studio One.

I would like to be able to disable just about anything I want... Hello?

Take for example my workflow and you'd understand why. Please look at the picture below. I'll go into more detail at the bottom.

-I use the hell out of the mix tool
-I don't use volume, pan faders (anywhere).
-My projects never start on 0 bar


Why don't I use faders and use the mix tool? - The short reason is so I can drag the track data at a later date. Advanced understanding of what that means if you're still lost. Studio One allows the user to see inside the project data while inside Studio One. So you can look at all of the track data, midi date, plugins and so on.

So if I like the sound of an old project's plugin chain, I can simply drag the plugins and not need the whole track to see the fader levels.

Why don't my projects start at 0 bar? I've had many issues in the past that some sample libraries wouldn't trigger the first note, so I just leave a space.


With how I work in Studio One, I would like the ability to disable things I don't use.

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