Hello,
I have a question that hopefully I'm just missing the easy answer to. You all have been very helpful with my previous questions. In Sonar I could route a bus channel input to UAD Console and load processing, say an 1176 and use it to do parallel processing to, say a kick track with a send, this way saving DSP usage in the host Sonar. I don't see anyway to do this in Studio One 3.5. I've looked on Presonus forums, you tube etc., and can't find the answer. It doesn't seem that there is a way to change the input on the bus to do this. I would happily love to be an idiot on this and hope that there is a an easy way that I'm missing.

Thank you,
Tom

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I found the answer, right click on the bus, go to audio input, select the aux tracks in console.

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When dealing with midi CC lanes, specifically CC Modulation, is there a way to select groups of CC nodes below/above a certain value? For example, lets say my CC lane has a sinwave type envelope and I want to select a section in time where the values are below say %50 and delete them. How would I do that?

I know there is a transform tool that is kind of like that but I want to delete the node and I don't think the transform tool really selects the nodes like that?

OK, I bought and installed Studio One 4 Pro 2 years ago but never had the courage to fire it up after 20 years of using Cakewalk products. With my album recorded on Sonar completed, it's time to make the switch.

A new task is always daunting, but I have to say that this DAW is light years ahead of Sonar. Remote control Android app? Love it! Everything seems intuitive and optimized for workflow. This is going to be fun.

brianmcmurtry - I bought S1 when Cakewalk went bellyup. I'm still trying to make myself switch over to it 100%. It's a great DAW but, there are just a few things that drive me nuts about it compared to Sonar/CbB. I am aware that my issues are actually fairly minor to most people and certainly don't affect the overall function of S1. However, they just serve to make me feel uncomfortable. I'm sure at some point I'll get over it but, for now....
1 - Not enough fine control of track colors. I am accustomed to complete control over hue, shade, intensity, etc. The limited and BRIGHT color pallet is very disconcerting to me.
2 - The text/font in the program is difficult for me to read. Size, color, contrast? I am older and, my eyesight is not what it used to be but, I'm sure I'm not the only one in that situation.
3 - Overall, the graphics seem a little soft and lacking clarity to me.
Now, as I said, none of these things have anything to do with the function of the program. S1 seems to me to be an outstanding DAW. I am just trying to force myself to get over these issues and start using it full time. Maybe I need a larger monitor but, I use two 27" monitors now and, these things are not an issue in Sonar/CbB. I really do want to make the move to S1, though.

I have found the switch very easy and love Studio One. I do miss some of the tools and instruments in Sonar. Is there anyway to use them in Studio One?

I have brought in a few instruments like Rapture, Dimension, and Zt3A, but would like some of the Pro Channel tools and other effects from Sonar.

I have Studio One 5 Artist and wondered if I could take my song to Sonar for mastering, since it seems I need to shell out $299 to get Studio One Pro for effective mastering.

Thanks,
John Downing