PreSonus Studio One - Manual (Page 11)

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6.9
Transient
Detection
and
Editing
6.9.2.2
Use
the
Bend
Panel
The
Stretch
Events
parameter
is
switchable
and
turned
off
by
default
when
slicing
an
Audio
Event
(Action
>
Slice,
with
the
Merge
option
activated).
Session
Import
7.8
Importing
Other
Application
Project
Files
7.8.1
StudioLive/Capture
Mix
Import
When
a
Capture
2.1
session
containing
StudioLive
AI
mix
data
is
opened
in
Studio
One
2.6,
all
fader,
pan,
and
mute
settings
are
imported
along
with
any
Fat
Channel
settings,
and
a
Fat
Channel
plugin
is
inserted
on
each
channel.
All
Submix
Busses
including
their
channel
routing
are
imported
into
Studio
One
as
well.
Empty
FX
Busses
are
created
for
each
send
effect
and
send
levels
per
channel
are
imported.
Pick
any
suitable
reverb
or
delay
Plug-­‐in
and
manually
adjust
the
FX
Bus
level
and
Plug-­‐in
settings
to
your
taste.
See
section
13.8.6
Native
Fat
Channel
Native
Plug-­‐in
for
more
information
about
working
with
Fat
Channel
presets.
Arranging
8.5
Bouncing
8.5.4
Bounce
to
New
Track
You
can
create
a
new
Audio
track
from
a
selected
Instrument
or
Audio
track
which
includes
all
Insert
effects,
by
selecting
Bounce
to
New
Track
from
the
Events
menu,
or
pressing
key
command
[Cmd]+[Alt]+[B]
in
Windows,
or
[Option]+[Cmd]+[B]
under
Mac
OS
X.
You
can
also
right-­‐click
on
an
Event
and
choose
the
function
from
the
Events
sub-­‐menu.
Mixing
9.1
The
Console
9.1.8.5
FX
Channel
-­‐
Drag
and
Drop
FX
Chains
to
Send
Slots
Dragging
an
FX
Chain
to
the
Send
slot
of
a
Track
creates
a
new
FX
Channel
with
the
same
name
as
the
FX
Chain.
Note:
F11
opens
the
Channel
FX.
Shift
F11
opens
the
Instrument
window
of
a
selected
Instrument
Track.