Anyone else prefers this method of automating the midi cc's instead of using the automation lane ?
Pretty great for the build in instruments too
It's great because we can just create a track for that particular midi cc event and use it as a container

warddejager wroteAnyone else prefers this method of automating the midi cc's instead of using the automation lane ?

Always, when working in Studio One. I even buy my effects plugins on MIDI input capability so I'm able to write their automation in Instrument Parts. Also the fact you can make shared copies, name + color automation parts, use automation for Event-Fx and simply being able to record automation instead of writing automation is handy.

I once had a FR for global part automation. But I gave up on that...

niles wrote

warddejager wroteAnyone else prefers this method of automating the midi cc's instead of using the automation lane ?

Always, when working in Studio One. I even buy my effects plugins on MIDI input capability so I'm able to write their automation in Instrument Parts. Also the fact you can make shared copies, name + color automation parts, use automation for Event-Fx and simply being able to record automation instead of writing automation is handy.

I once had a FR for global part automation. But I gave up on that...

Great info, thanks, niels and warddejager!

Jose7822 wroteGraytermedia,

Which build of Windows are you on?

The latest. 1809 Windows 10 Pro.

tg

graytermedia wrote

Jose7822 wroteGraytermedia,

Which build of Windows are you on?

The latest. 1809 Windows 10 Pro.

tg

Well, that’s why you’re not having problems. You’re not on the latest Windows 10 Pro build (1903).

This issue still outstanding:
viewtopic.php?f=151&t=31291

Hi All

just purchased PreSonus Symphonic Orchestra - in particular the PSO Music Loops - since the upgrade (I did today)

I keep getting this MISSING DEVICES error -
and these sounds - loops ?? do not play during play back

other sounds - loops play without a problem?

meters show they should be playing - but no sound?

please help
Mike

Having lots of performance CPU spikes since the 4.5.1 update,. Win 10 fully up to date, driving me potty...I hope the presonus lads spend some time on CPU management in the next update..

mikehammond2 wroteHi All

just purchased PreSonus Symphonic Orchestra - in particular the PSO Music Loops - since the upgrade (I did today)

I keep getting this MISSING DEVICES error -
and these sounds - loops ?? do not play during play back

other sounds - loops play without a problem?

meters show they should be playing - but no sound?

please help
Mike

Not sure if you have gotten anywhere on this, but it seems that S1 isn’t seeing the file path to that sound set correctly. I had experienced this as well, and making sure the folders I installed the sound sets was correctly added to the locations options cured it. There are probably other threads describing this same issue.
Cheers

Jessa wroteHaving lots of performance CPU spikes since the 4.5.1 update,. Win 10 fully up to date, driving me potty...I hope the presonus lads spend some time on CPU management in the next update..

You haven't told us the steps you've used to optimise your PC. Create a new thread I suggest. Latencymon is your friend.

PreAl wrote

Jessa wroteHaving lots of performance CPU spikes since the 4.5.1 update,. Win 10 fully up to date, driving me potty...I hope the presonus lads spend some time on CPU management in the next update..

You haven't told us the steps you've used to optimise your PC. Create a new thread I suggest. Latencymon is your friend.

Hadn’t quite thought about before, but running Latency Monitor after every ‘optimization’ would give definite clues if you are on the right track with the changes one is doing. Thanks!

There is lots of discussion going on elsewhere (other sites) that the latest Windows update did some really wonky things to people's latency. The fact that 4.5 and the latest Windows build came out at pretty much the exact same moment could be making you think it's Studio One's fault.

Of course, for as many people who are saying the latest Windows build really did a bad thing to their latency, there are as many who are saying it was fine for them.

ALSO, people are discovering that different versions of Latencymon are giving them completely different results, so there is a LOT of finger pointing going on right now in the latency discussions elsewhere, but S1 is not coming up in the discussions at all...

4.5.1 has literally BROKEN my workflow and a variety of plugins now create CPU spikes with audible pops every ~3 secs.

I have adjusted every parameter possible in my setup, so please do not tell me to just adjust my buffer. I'm bugging out on 4.5.1 at the highest buffer. I have pops regardless of process precision. Regardless of my plugins used.

I am willing to accept the recent macOS build as being a culprit in part, due to the fact that CoreAudio was changed to mitigate an ACE when playing maliciously crafted audio/movie files. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210119

macOS 10.14.5
Dante Virtual Soundcard <-> Burl B80

Are you using Multi-Instruments? I do know there’s a bug with multi-Instruments in general that should be fixed in a future update most likely. It causes dropouts that don’t register on the activity meter

darrenporter1 wroteALSO, people are discovering that different versions of Latencymon are giving them completely different results, so there is a LOT of finger pointing going on right now in the latency discussions elsewhere, but S1 is not coming up in the discussions at all...

I would imagine the latest version of LatencyMon is the one to use. It is currently at 6.71. I had 6.70 previously and updated. (Thanks to darrenporter1 pointing this out)

I am getting same figures for both of these versions. They say on the website they have fixed some important bugs in 6.71 so I would say this is the version one should be using. It is a Windows only program though currently.

Out of interest (on my Win 7 machine) I am seeing around 100 uS as the reported time on average all the time. No spikes etc. Occasionally it jumps to around 120 or 130 uS. But averages around 100 uS. I get the sane figures in DPC Latency Checker as well.

Is there a Mac equivalent to LatencyMon that can check suitability for running audio without dropouts?

Latest latencymon fine.