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I'm knew at this, and am trying to follow steps in Help file:
1. Create a stereo output, and assign it as a Cue Mix. Done. 2. Assign a valid input to a track. Done. 3. Notice the Cue Mix object in the lower panel. Done "Each Cue Mix object features an Activate button, horizontal level and pan faders, and a Lock to Channel button. When using a PreSonus AudioBox VSL or FireStudio-series interface, on Audio Channels with an assigned audio input, the Cue Mix object also features a Zero Latency switch, the function of which is described below." That Zero Latency switch is not appearing.
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It says that I should see a Z icon under the FireStudio Project box on the start screen, but there is no Z icon. But the literature clearly states that the Project has Zero Latency monitoring capabilities.
“Z “Monitoring or Zero Latency is supported as of Studio One 2.6+ on the following interfaces: Hardware Interfaces • FireStudio Mobile, Project • AudioBox 22VSL, 44VSL, 1818VSL, 192 Studio • Any 3rd party ASIO 2.0 DM interface device (Windows Platform Only) How do you know if you have Zero Monitoring Capabilities 1) You will see a “Z” underneath the hardware interface icon on the start page. PLEASE someone help. |
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Make sure you are on the latest version of Uc, 1.7.2. Then make sure uc is opened before opening s1, and see if that gets you there
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Man! UC wasn't running. When I went to launch it it came back with an error. Three reboots and 2 reinstalls later, it is now working, and I have the Z icon! Thanks a bunch.
Now let me research what the heck the UC is used for. Seems redundant. |
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It is redundant if you record in Studio One. Most controls will be there.
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I'm experiencing the same issue. With UC open, there is zero latency with fire studio project. When i open Studio One v3, the latency is present whether UC is open or not. Can someone post a screen of where the little "Z" lives in studio one that supposedly shuts off latency? I cannot seem to find it.
Thanks and cheers! |
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You need to have outputs designated as a cue mix for the button to show up. If the main out is designated as a cue, the z shows up on the fader. Any other outputs, the z will show up on the send for that output.
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