The tweed wrote

The tweed wroteHi Lawrence,

Is there a possibility to group colors not only by 5 between separators?

Found It! Have a good day, everyone!

May you tell how to make?

Lawrence wroteHere's a toolbar add-on that allows you to create, store, import and export custom color sets of 40 colors using any RGB colors to color tracks or events.
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!

I downloaded the package a few months ago and it showed up in Studio One 3. For some reason, it's not showing up in the latest version of SO1 4 after installation attempt.

Go figure. Redownloaded from original thread and reinstalled numerous times without success..

Any ideas?

Thanks!

I have just checked this and it is all OK. Download the package, put it inside your scripts folder (inside the Presonus folder) Reboot Studio One and it should all be there.

Note when you update Studio One, these extra scripts can get wiped out for some reason and they revert back to the install scripts. After an update you may need to put them back in.

Thanks for the reply... When I tried to install, I had already updated Studio One to the latest build. I will try to install the package again to see if anything has changed. I would like to avoid reinstalling S1 if possible, but I guess I could if need be. Though it originally installed correctly in S1 3.5, now it doesn't work in S1 3 or 4...

Fingers crossed...

Salud!

no luck.. maybe an s1 reinstall will do the trick

reinstalled s1--no luck with the package... about to throw in the towel

Being new to S1, I’m a bit confused. These won’t work on non-instrument/audio tracks in the console? Will these work on the multi-output tracks from a drum VI, for example? Busses, FX, etc?

BezowinZ wroteBeing new to S1, I’m a bit confused. These won’t work on non-instrument/audio tracks in the console? Will these work on the multi-output tracks from a drum VI, for example? Busses, FX, etc?

While you in the arrange window you can simply apply these colours from this package to the tracks. All the tracks in the mixer will reflect the changes made in arrange. Colouring multiple outputs from a single VST in the mixer view only seems only possible using the normal colour palette.

In case anyone is interested, I've made a custom color set, spreading the colors around the color circle (45° increments) and, for each color, starting with 50% brightness and 100% saturation, then 75% B 100% S, 100% of each, 100% B 75% S and finally 100% B 50% S. Here is the result:



If you want to use it, simply copy the text below and paste it in a text file somewhere on your computer; then, in S1, open Lawrence's color bar, select "Import hex colors" in the menu and point it to that text file. Done!


* 0°
800000
bf0000
ff0000
ff4040
ff8080
* 45°
806000
bf8f00
ffbf00
ffcf40
ffdf80
* 90°
408000
60bf00
80ff00
9fff40
bfff80
* 135°
008020
00bf30
00ff40
40ff70
80ff9f
* 180°
008080
00bfbf
00ffff
40ffff
80ffff
* 225°
002080
0030bf
0040ff
4070ff
809fff
* 270°
400080
6000bf
8000ff
9f40ff
bf80ff
* 315°
800060
bf008f
ff00bf
ff40cf
ff80df

Nice - thanks

Jemusic wrote

BezowinZ wroteBeing new to S1, I’m a bit confused. These won’t work on non-instrument/audio tracks in the console? Will these work on the multi-output tracks from a drum VI, for example? Busses, FX, etc?

While you in the arrange window you can simply apply these colours from this package to the tracks. All the tracks in the mixer will reflect the changes made in arrange. Colouring multiple outputs from a single VST in the mixer view only seems only possible using the normal colour palette.

Damn. I want my related outputs the same color as my instrument & bus tracks. I’ll stick with the default options for now.

Not sure what I did differently, but too many of my track colors look too similar. I thought it was the dark background, but it looks much better in vids with the same dark background.

Very Cool. Thank you Lawrence for the track colors.