PreSonus has updated Studio One to version 2.0.5.
This version adds enhancements and fixes, and is recommended for all users.
The 2.0.5 update has the following enhancements:
- Ampire XT amp models were reworked for better sound.
- Any command can now be assigned to any MIDI CC message.
- Markers have a Stop flag that stops playback at the marker.
- Manual now available in German, Japanese, Spanish, and French.
- Exchange and Sound Set Builder now supported in Artist version.
- Audio-file resampling during playback now uses the audio cache, reducing CPU usage in some cases.
- Dithering is now applied to 24-bit audio files if the dithering option is on.
- Tracks can be resized horizontally in the arrangement.
- Added two new track heights: Overview and Minimal (these make tracks very slender so you can see more tracks at once).
- Retains channel settings and automation when replacing an instrument in an Instrument track.
- Performance meter adds RAM usage display (in 32-bit version).
- Tape Style monitoring option (Options/Advanced/Devices) mutes playback on audio track.
- Transform now always uses 32-bit floating-point math.
- Now shows file size in Exchange-item previews.
- Events with bend markers are bounced to a new file before editing in Melodyne.
- You can right-click on an event to remove Melodyne.
- If you close a song without saving, a list shows which files will be deleted.
- Expand Folder command is now in contextual menu.
- Tab to transients in Audio parts.
- Next and Previous Track commands added to FaderPort (shift + left/right channel buttons).
- Save FX on/off state in FX Chains.
- Product keys from user account are listed in the Activation window.
The 2.0.5 update fixes the following issues:
- Event FX delay compensation fixed.
- Had multiple crossfades when comping within the same time range.
- Take selection did not respect event resize.
- Folders for Universal Audio UAD plug-in preset-sorting was incorrect.
- Problems with missing file dialog.
- Wrong event size in Audio parts after changing tempo.
- Split Events moved new event to back.
- Event FX freeze moved the event out of an Audio part.
- Keyboard shortcut for “Remove Track and Instrument” didn’t work.
- Audition of moved notes in Editor was not using note velocity.
- Layer change while recording created doubled events.
- Crashed using audio interfaces with only a mono input (e.g., Apogee One).
- Event FX restore had wrong length.
- FX channel was not mapped to bus when “Add Bus for selected channels” was used.
- Stretch event state was not saved with Audio loop.
- Problem with mute-automation writing on grouped tracks.
- Controller recording with VST3 version of VSL plug-in could not be recorded on multiple channels.
- Move to Cursor removed shared copy of Instrument part.
- Bend marker did not hold position when it was moved toward its original position.
- Invisible bend marker was used for Tab to Transients (not used now).
- Old loop range was not restored after auditioning range on a layer.
- SFZ files were copied to media folder (now are not copied).
- IR Maker: Displayed wrong default IR Length.
- Gate: Release time was not restored.
- Impact: Sync mode and transpose issues.
- There was no real-time Image Export in Project page.
- Save was not enabled when volume was adjusted in Project page.
- [Windows ] Sample-rate change was not working correctly for Focusrite Sapphire interfaces.
- [Mac OS X] Dynamics-processing graph had the wrong popup-menu placement on a second monitor screen.
- [Mac OS X] Some AU plug-in parameters could not be used with automation.
- [Mac OS X] 64-bit VST plug-ins made with JUCE had gray GUI (e.g., Blue Cat Audio or Cytomic Glue).
- [Mac OS X] When restoring Transform event to original, AU plug-in settings were not restored.
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