Customization Editor in Studio One 6
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Customization Editor in Studio One 6
Have you ever felt like a certain section of Studio One shows too many options?
Perhaps you feel there are too many thing showing up that only end up cluttering your work?
Maybe you feel you want to show even more options at a certain part of the software?
Well, now in Studio One 6, you can totally customize what is shown in your Toolbar, Inspector, Transport and Browser. This is the new customization editor in PreSonus Studio One 6, and it lets you customize your PreSonus Studio One experience to its fullest!
So now, we will be able to assign only the functions we want to any of these parts of the program. This is a great way to get PreSonus Studio One configured to your exact specifications.
Let’s try it!
- Open your Studio One song:
2. On the top menu bar click on: View -> Customization -> Edit Customization:
Our Customization window will open as:
It is easy to see how the window shows four tabs for Toolbar, Inspector, Transport and Browser.
Let’s say you want to customize your Transport bar!
3. Click on the “Transport” tab:
Transport customization options will show as:
Let’s say you do not work with MIDI and don’t really care about looking at the MIDI monitor, the time signature, key signature or loop ranges to be shown.
4. Click on MIDI monitor, time signature, key signature, loop ranges in order to hide this:
5. Close the window and look at the Transport bar:
As you can see, these functions are not showing anymore!
And that is how you use your Customization Editor in Studio One 6!
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