Vst/au/rewire Support For Studio One Artist Studio
Vst/au/rewire Support For Studio One Artist Paintings

Product Description for the Presonus VST/AU/REWIRE (Instant Software Download) Add VST2, VST3, and AudioUnits support to Studio One Artist (Versions 3 and 4) and run any compatible plug-ins or virtual instruments! Also adds Rewire support for live integration with other software. Add VST2, VST3, and AudioUnits support to Studio One Artist (Versions 3 and 4) and run any compatible plug-ins or virtual instruments! Also adds Rewire support for live integration with other software. Important Note: This Booster Pack is only compatible with Studio One Artist.

Vst/au/rewire Support For Studio One Artist Studio

Vst/au/rewire Support For Studio One Artist Paintings

Studio One Artist vs. Pro

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Subject:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
DJIceman97 Presonic Joined: 16/03/2012 18:03:04 Messages: 160 Offline	I'm trying to decide between the two. I run a small sound company and plan on doing some home recording with friends, as well as recording all shows live. I seem to have lost my copy of Studio One Artist and, unfortunately, Presonus seems unable to help me recover my key. I don't plan on doing anything too fancy or professional, just some fun recording and basic mix downs. Will I be alright with Artist versus Pro? What are the key differences that warrant Pro being 3x the price?
	Subject:Re:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
rluk Prenoob Joined: 11/03/2011 13:13:02 Messages: 98 Offline	Here is the complete list of differencies between versions: http://studioone.presonus.com/what-are-the-versions/ For me no VST support is the main reason to upgrade to atleast producer. I really like native products, but sometimes you just might need some extra.
	Subject:Re:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
thunderkyss Prenoob Joined: 16/04/2013 16:10:26 Messages: 40 Offline	I just wanted to get this off my chest. I think disabling VST, AU, & Rewire support on the Artist version doesn't make a lot of sense. I'm an artist, all I want to do is write songs, capture song ideas, & communicate those ideas. My DAW should be nothing more than a scratch pad. But I should be able to use any instrument I want. Nothing against the fine instruments included in StudioOne, but if my instrument of choice is NI's Kontakt or FM8 or Monark..... why shouldn't I be able to play them? Those are the instruments that spark my creativity. Those are the instruments I want to work with. Or, if I'm one of those guys who use MPC Studio, how would I get my ideas from there to StudioOne? Or if I'm a guitar player & I use GuitarRig.... sure studio one may have an comparable product..... but I want to use 'my amp' I've got Artist & these things limit me. I'm considering upgrading to Producer, but I'm not going to be using features like buses, sends., automation, I won't ever use half the effects, most likely won't use many of them at all..... I have no desire to mix or edit. All I want to do is put together a basic demo that I can play for other artist where everyone can get a basic idea of where I'm at & we can all figure out where to go from there...... basically a rough demo. Now, there are other options out there. Magix Music Studio. Full VST support, limited routing & effects. Just saying.
	Subject:Yepp ! It's a shame !!
fullrange0rg Prenoob Joined: 12/03/2011 15:40:19 Messages: 6 Offline	Just what I think too !! It's a shame not to include vst / vsti in Studio One Artist. I have to agree and want to shout out loud thats time to change the policy. Michael
	Subject:Re:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
thunderkyss Prenoob Joined: 16/04/2013 16:10:26 Messages: 40 Offline	Jumping in again. I can understand track limits...... 16 is more than I need. But other 'lite' versions allow 32 (PTLE 7.4) or 48(Cubase Artist, Samplitude Music Studio) I can understand audio input & output limits... again, an artist really shouldn't need more than 2 (recording a stereo mix off a mixer) but these other apps I've seen allow up to 8 inputs, 2 stereo outs. Samplitude Music Studio limits you to two sends..... I don't need either. Two insert effects. I would say two plus EQ, there should be an EQ on every channel & two insert effects. I don't have a lot of deal breakers, I can work around just about anything. But not being able to use the instruments I want to use, that's a deal breaker.
	Subject:Re:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
Gizzmo0815 Presonoid Joined: 28/07/2010 21:18:43 Messages: 1149 Location: United States Offline	Nah, I disagree. Artist is included with all of their interfaces, it's designed to be a scratch-pad, which it succeeds at admirably. And Producer is the comparatively priced 'lite' version. The pricing is completely in line with the competitors. The difference is that Studio One Free is just that, completely free, while Artist is the intro version, Producer is lite and Pro is the full version. Those that want unfettered VST support in Artist are asking Presonus to take a loss to satisfy them...this isn't good business, and would make little sense. You simply buy the product that allows you to achieve your goals, for your goals, Producer is the product...and the price is right in the ballpark for comparative options.
	Computer: Lenovo y560, 2.0 GHz quad core, 8 gb RAM, Win 7 (x64) Presonus 'Stuff': Studio One Pro, Presonus Firestudio Mobile, Studiolive 16.0.2, Faderport
	Subject:Re:Studio One Artist vs. Pro
thunderkyss Prenoob Joined: 16/04/2013 16:10:26 Messages: 40 Offline	Gizzmo0815 wrote:Nah, I disagree. Artist is included with all of their interfaces, it's designed to be a scratch-pad, which it succeeds at admirably. And Producer is the comparatively priced 'lite' version. The pricing is completely in line with the competitors. The difference is that Studio One Free is just that, completely free, w