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PreSonus Studio One 5 – Version History 

Studio One 5 – Version History and 


Release Notes 
This document lists all Studio One 5 maintenance updates and their included fixes and 
improvements.  

UPGRADE CUSTOMERS, PLEASE NOTE​: Studio One 5 is installed as a new application and 
doesn’t overwrite your previous version of Studio One. Both versions can be run on the same 
computer, just not simultaneously. Songs and Projects created in previous versions of Studio One 
will open in Studio One 5. However, once you have saved a Song or Project in version 5, you will not 
be able to open it in an earlier version of Studio One.  

It is important to note also that Studio One 5 includes several changes to audio processing features, 
most notably in the updated Native Effects plug-in suite. Because of this, you may notice changes to 
the sound of your Song or Project. These changes may be subtle or quite noticeable depending on 
the processing that was used. Because of this, it is highly recommended that you retain a copy of 
your session in the earlier version of Studio One so that you can revert if you so chose. 

Ampire XT > Ampire (third-generation) compatibility: The “Ampire XT Classics” legacy extension isn’t 
compatible with Studio One 5. If you have been using any of the legacy amps in songs you are still 
working on, you have three options: 

a) Finish the song in your previous version of Studio One. 


b) Bounce tracks using Ampire XT Classics to audio before opening the song in Studio One 5. 
c) Open the song in Studio One 5 and replace Ampire XT Classics amps with any of the new 
State Space Modeling amps. 

Version 5.0.0 Release Notes (July 7, 2020): 


This initial Studio One 5 release adds the following new features and improvements. 

Recording and Mixing 

● Extended Mixer Scenes (snapshots) 


● New channel type: Aux Channel 
● Independent Listen Bus (incl. Solo option) 
● AFL/PFL option for Listen Bus 
● “Auto-expand selected channel” option 
● Recording and playback in 64-bit float WAV format 


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Arrangement and Editing 
● Clip Gain Envelopes 
● Support for key switches and editing in Instrument Parts 
● Mapping editor for key switch maps 
● New Score Editor based on Notion 
● Playback of score symbols 
● Side-by-side editors with independent views 
● Support for note controllers in Musical Editor (poly pressure and MPE) 
● Link note events to automation option 
● Step input for Score Editor 
● Improved chord detection from audio 
● New Timestretch mode: Tape 
● Marker Track Inspector with marker list 
● Layer display on track controls 
● “No overlap” edit mode 
● Set bar offset to cursor option 
● Set frame offset to cursor option 
 

Live Performance 

● New Show Page for live performance 


● User-definable Setlist 
● Backing Track, Virtual Instrument and Real Instrument Players 
● Live native effects 
● User-assignable global real-time controls (knobs, faders and buttons) 
● User-definable playback modes 
● Timecode start per setlist item 
● Manual and automated Patch recall system 
● “Send mix to Show” option 
● Dedicated Performance view 

Plug-ins and Instruments 

● Analog Delay: State Space Modeling Drive stage 


● Analog Delay: improved width control 
● Autofilter: State Space Modeling Drive stage 
● Beat Delay: improved width control 


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● Chorus: improved width control 


● Compressor: filter for external sidechain input 
● Expander: filter for external sidechain input 
● Fat Channel: external sidechain input 
● Gate: filter for external sidechain input 
● Gate: Threshold control consolidation 
● Limiter: external sidechain input 
● Limiter: alternative curve modes 
● Limiter: alternative attack modes (fast, normal, slow)  
● Multiband Dynamics: external sidechain input 
● Pedalboard: improved Autopan modulation 
● Phaser: new “Soft” modulation mode 
● Phaser: new “Stereo Spread” control 
● ProEQ: additional phase-linear low-frequency EQ (fixed at 20 Hz, 50 Hz, 80 Hz) with 12 db 
/ 24 dB modes 
● ProEQ: input meter display th​ 
● ProEQ: new 12​ -octave analyzer mode 
● ProEQ: adjustable meter range 
● ProEQ: metering peak hold function for sidechain input  
● Rotor: State Space Modeling Drive stage 
● Tricomp: State Space Modeling Drive stage 
● Tricomp: external sidechain input 
● Tricomp: alternative attack modes (fast, normal, slow) 
● Melodyne 5 Essential included 
 

Workflow 

● Mirroring of External Instruments in Browser 


● Unified text input: numerical text entry for parameter values 
● Unified data exchange (copy-paste and send-to-commands for channels and instruments) 
 

User Interface 

● Updated Start Page 


● Redesigned Native Effects plug-ins with independent light and dark modes 
● Custom designed plug-ins (Analog Delay, Chorus, Rotor, Red Light Distortion, Tricomp)  
● Optional colorized plug-in window headers 


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● Alternative view option for event badges 


● Redesigned channel section in Track Inspector 
 

Hardware 
● Aux Channel link option for External Instruments 
● MTC/MMC Sync option to chase external timecode 
● Support for poly pressure and MPE 
● Cross-platform hardware-accelerated graphics support 
● Custom plug-and-play device support for ROLI (Seaboard Block, Seaboard RISE25 / 
RISE49) 
 

Studio One Artist 

● VST2/VST3/AU plug-in support now included (64-bit only) 


● Rewire support now included 
● Studio One Remote support now included 

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