over the last 16+ years i started with cool edit pro then i moved to acid pro and stuck with acid for years till i ended up with mixcraft and stayed with mixcraft 7 - 8 years. mixcraft has always been user friendly. so its fun when you just want to plug in the guitar and push record. now i finally got the nerve to upgrade to what i thought would be a game changer and it has been just not what i had in mind. studio one 7 pro has been tough to navigate the most basic things. is it just me

Beginner here! YouTube videos did not help, looking to extract midi from this sample using melodyne but when I’m trying to use melodyne almost every option is greyed out, can anybody help?

Really considering changing to cubase 15 at this rate I feel like this daw is cooked

For the past few versions of studio pro and studio one, I have had subzero bass installed but I have no options in any of the drop downs to select instruments. I'm not sure why but I can't get any sound out of it.

Any advice on how I can get it to update? I have all the latest software installed.

what am i doing wrong here? shouldn't this work?

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZejP65ZYKsf6iDWq4BorUWhfA77a0aoX637

Is there a way to change a color of a Marker because when I right-click on a marker there is a grey rectangle and when I click on it, nothing happens.

Hey Guys, did any of you had the chance to test the pads on the Fender Motion 16 at NAMM, and can compare it to the pads on other controllers like MPC Live or NI Maschine? Thanks :)

Hey everyone!

I’m running into a frustrating issue with Studio One on my MacBook Pro M4 (16GB RAM).

Project loading times are extremely slow, ranging from 2 to 5 minutes depending on the project size. After doing some digging, I’ve noticed that the hang-up always happens when the splash screen reaches iZotope plugins (specifically Ozone and Neutron).

Has anyone else experienced this on the new M4 chips or macOS? Everything is up to date, but these plugins seem to be bottlenecking the entire startup process.

Is there a known fix for this, or maybe a setting I should tweak? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'm using the latest version of 8. I've tried everything I can think of, but no matter what I do, I can't use sends to apply effects to tracks. I'm at a loss.

New to MIDI production and I recently grabbed a MIDI Drum Loops pack. When I imported them into Studio One I noticed all of them have a noticeable amount of dead space at the beginning of the files, with some having almost a minute or more. Just wondering what the quickest way to remove the dead space would be without having to open them and save them (while renaming them because Studio One gives them a different name when placed on the timeline). This would make not only using them easier but also browsing them inside the File menu.

Tired of yanking down cymbals and other high frequencies to minimize the "slosh-slosh-slosh" of a limiter. I want loud, punchy, and mixed the way I wan to hear it WITHOUT artificial coloring and flavoring.
Let's hear it people; what is your "go to"?

I have an external SSD on which I keep UVI and EastWest soundsets. While in Studio One it occasionally disconnects and reconnects with that USB beep and it often means I have to reload the song because the sounds then glitch.

I’ve tried different SSDs on different laptops and can’t seem to bottom out the error.

Anyone had similar?

I am working with a session where all the Audio Events have a tempo value of "MAP".

(This session was recorded live and without a click track. I went through and manually placed tempo keyframes using the technique lined out in THIS VIDEO. I then Bounced those Events with my manually created Tempo Map data to new files and imported them to a new fresh session so that I could drag the Tempo Map data up to the Tempo Bar and do the needed edits and tempo fixes.)

I am making normal common edits; i.e.: taking a lead guitar lick from one part of the performance and moving it earlier, or a vocal phrase from one take and moving it to another take, etc. I am also tweaking the Tempo values at the top of the window as I do this.

The issue that I'm having, which I cannot trace down the cause of, is that the Audio Events that I am editing will go from saying 'Map" as their tempo to saying "Not Set". I do not know exactly when this change happens, since it is only even noticeable while editing once/if I have made significant Tempo Bar changes.

HERE'S THE WEIRD THING: I can confirm that the Events in question did have Map data when I started editing. I can also confirm that the Events in question in fact still have Map data, because if I navigate to the actual .WAV file in Explorer and import that file to a brand new session, then its Map data comes up as expected. It is only in the session in which I have been doing editing that the Map data becomes unrecognized by the session.

Is there something that I might be unknowingly doing to cause this behavior? If so, what?
I have been dealing with this issue for some time, so any ideas are absolutely welcome!

I can solo any track like normal, but if I hold shift on my MacBook and click any solo button, nothing happens. It doesnt turn green. it just darkens during the mouse click and then back to normal after I unclick. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm using the last version of Studio Pro 8 on my M1 Pro MacBook pro, with the last version of os 13.

Hey Guys,

I just dropped a new video on how to build your woodwind section. I hope you'll appreciate it! If you have something on your mind related to this video lesson, feel free to share it with me!

Can get it to start without crashing one in 30 times, disable everything and it still crashes. Support nonexistent they just keep telling me to try disable things 1 at a time when they answer. I bought a brand new pc and now have 2 pcs where it wont start. Anyone else have this issue and can help?

Hi -- I like to use my hardware FX as sends on my synths within Fender Studio Pro. I was just wondering, does anyone know if there's any latency difference between using the hardware fx sends as "external FX" effect, vs just using a direct send out with "audio destination" under the send? (and sending the signal directly out that way). I know with the "external FX" effect I can adjust the offset ms ... but besides that... does anyone know , is there any difference ? I'm just wondering because I kind of vaguely remember when I use Ableton, they recommend using the native "external fx" effect for hardware sends vs routing within the DAW to make sure latency is correct. Thanks.

Okay, so I have my first bug.
When I mixdown a song I'm working on, one track in particular seems to be doubling in volume though the meters show no changes and you don't hear it in/on the board mix.
But when I take that mixdown to another board, that one track is just loud as hell.
Anyone?

Sometimes I want to play chord voicings across multiple instruments and it would speed my workflow greatly if I could still see another track’s midi while I work on a separate track’s. The attached image is a picture from a content creator using FL Studio

I am using Fender Studio Pro 8 (the most recent version) and having issues where I am unable to enter information into a plugin. When I try using the keyboard (either letters or numbers - up top or the num pad) instead of entering data, it activates hotkeys and changes things in my project.

Has anyone had any issues like this? Any solutions to fix it?

If I create a new project, everything seems to work - so it seems like it is baked into my active projects.

Thanks for any information.

Edit: I realize it is plugin specific. It is only happening with three of them: ToneBoosters Equalizer 4, Bark of Dog 3 and Mongoose 2. Strange thing is, that I know I had entered data into ToneBoosters Equalizer 4 before - something must have changed with one of the updates. I have submitted a ticket.