Please vote for this feature request if you want/need to "groove in" for recording a couple of takes that you want to record in a loop. Enhancement (04.06.2018): It would be great if multiple punch ranges where possible. Something like a punch marker track similar to the chord or arranger track. That would be especially great for overdubbing only 2 or 3 words of a vocal recording for example. One more alternative (14.09.2018): In Reaper there are no punch markers, but you can mark as many events as you like to be punched. This would mean to set punch areas for each track differently. Personally I think that punch markers are more lucid, but this surely would be the most flexible solution.

Studio One fundamental feature requet. We need the option to set the metronome for example in triplet feel for some sections of the songs. Please let us do that PreSonus. The workaround of rendering and editing the click (quantizing to triplets) is just ridiculous and it's just pure waste of time during recording sessions. It's the most urgent feature request in my opinion. Who agree?

Hi. It was suggested by Lawrence that this could be a possible feature add. Please see attached for the details! I feel it would make things easier and save workspace to not have to open the "Chord Display" Thanks and have a great day. MIke Ciresi

The function that I'd like to have available is simply this: if I am punching in at the end of a recorded phrase, to correct a mistake or carry on from a specific point where I may have dropped out of performing the track for whatever reason, I wish to be able to "layer" that punch-in over the existing audio without any muting of the previous take. Some refer to it as "sound and sound". This allows the guitarist, in particular, a hands free approach to punching in very quickly without setting punch points. For example, I wish to punch in 2 seconds prior to the conclusion of the previous take in order to "pick up" where I left off. In these specific instances I need to hear the full performance of the previous take to it's end. This is particularly handy for the rough composing of ideas on the fly in the studio. Any edits to the previously recorded take can already be made quickly to accommodate the new recorded content including trimming, cross-fading, etc. The ability to do this is sorely missed from my working in Sonar Platinum prior to recently switching to Studio One 3 Pro. Again, this technique involves a bit of manual editing to simply trim the end of a take where there is a mistake or I've had a change of mind about the direction of the melody. That said, it's an intuitive and quick process instead of setting up automated punch-in points (although, Studio One makes punch in points rather easy to manage). I just find it easier to simply trim back the end of a take on the fly and either correct a mistake or change direction. I hope this consideration will be on the design table in the not too distant future.

The support agent send to here. In his opinion is a launcher feature where i can record a guitar directly in to a clip window . When i do so and record a guitar into the launcher the end will be randomly cut off. Absolute unusable. In V 6.6 the midi clock to ext. equipment was rock solid 0.1 BPM sometimes up or down. In V 7 midi clock goes 2 BPM constantly up and down. Unusable. Actually i bought the v7 update for the launcher. The launcher doesn't work, the midi clock out doens't work. I want my money back! This is not a relaese of V7 this is a BETA V7.

Turning on dropout protection causes dropout issues on large projects that use CPU intensive VST plugins. Even on smaller projects Kontakt and other CPU hungry VST instruments can be a big problem and these normally run better with Dropout protection off. I've tested the S1 dropout protection feature extensively on 4 different PCs using the Quantum, StudioLive 32 Series III, Propellerhead Balance audio interfaces as well as on-board audio on a couple of laptops (all WIndows 10). With dropout protection on, selecting record enable on Multiple tracks (e.g. a set of drum mics) or VST instruments often causes dropouts to occur as the CPU spikes on one of the cores. I therefore never turn this feature on as it causes more problems than it solves. Dropout protection is a fantastic concept but unfortunately it doesn't work well under load which is when it would be most useful. An improvement to the audio engine to either run VST instruments and plugins more efficiently OR spread the CPU load better across cores would make this feature a lot more useful.

The Record Takes to Layers function is great, but could do with improvement when using it with Instruments. While each Audio take event is automatically numbered by Studio One, eg name, name(2), name(3), etc, (where name = audio track name) all the MIDI events get the same name, ie whatever the track name is. I find that this quickly gets confusing and it is easy to lose track of which MIDI take I'm working with. I would like to have MIDI events automatically sequentially numbered in the same way audio takes are.  

Ability to import projects from the latest available Sonar version. Why? a) Sonar is dead, many people are migrating to Studio One have Sonar and being able to import will be very convenient for them. b) Many people aren't migrating to Studio One and are sticking with Sonar. Dangle this functionality over their heads and they may change their minds. More sales for PreSonus. c) Possibly the most important reason. Sonar may cease to function altogether and will no longer open Sonar projects. Gibson as a company may go downhill and may not revise the internet license checking mechanism leaving users stranded. If that happens users sticking with Sonar would automatically end up going to Studio One assuming this functionality is in place. Existing ex Sonar adopters of Studio One would probably love them to the end of the earth of they still have old Sonar Projects lying around (they will). Thanks for listening.

We lost our ability to limit the number of "Autosaves" Studio One Performs in version 7. It's a small feature, but to those of us that do not want 10 auto saved versions to sort though it was an excellent feature. Please bring it back :) Cheers

After a terrible odyssee with the bad presonus support, i found out when you have "pre record" enabled in the preferences, your recodings will be cut up at the end when you record audio into the new laucher.