Major 49 Studio One. Instructions: Windows. Description. Jump To Comments. 1 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM. View To Do Items Page Title Filed Under

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1 1 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM Major 49 Studio One Version #4. Last time updated On 5 Oct 2012 by Justin Sullivan View To Do Items Page Title Filed Under Studio One (Status: Active) Parent Page: DAW support files and instructions for Internal Mode mapping Description Jump To Comments mapping template for Studio One Instructions: Windows 1. Start SendSX 2. Select "PANORAMA P4" from the MIDI Out menu 3. Select "Open" from the File menu 4. Select "PanoramaP4_StudioOne.syx" and click Open

2 2 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 5. Click the Send button 6. You should now see a message on your P4's display that says "Loading Memory Bank from Sys Ex..." 7. Copy the "Nektar Technology" folder to C:\Program Files\PreSonus\Studio One\devices

3 3 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 8. Start Studio One 9. Select "Options..." from the Studio One menu 10. Select the "External Devices" tab then click the "Add" button 11. Select "Panorama P4" from the Nektar Technology folder 12. Select "PANORAMA P4" from the Receive From menu

4 4 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 13. Click the "OK" button

5 5 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 14. Click the "OK" button again. Your Panorama P4 is now configured to control Studio One while it's in Internal Mode. Instructions: OSX 1. Start Sysex Librarian 2. Drag the "PanoramaP4_StudioOne.syx" file into the Sysex Librarian window

6 6 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 3. Select "Panorama" from the Destination menu 4. Click the "Play" button

7 7 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 5. You should now see a message on your P4's display that says "Loading Memory Bank from Sys Ex..." 6. Copy the Nektar Technology folder 7. Navigate to the Applications directory, then right-click on the "Studio One" icon and select "Show Package Contents"

8 8 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 8. Open the "Contents" folder, then paste the Nektar Technology folder into the "Devices" folder 9. Start Studio One 10. Select "Preferences..." from the Studio One menu

9 9 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 11. Select the "External Devices" tab then click the "Add" button 12. Select "Panorama P4" from the Nektar Technology folder 13. Select "PANORAMA P4" from the Receive From menu

10 10 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 14. Click the "OK" button

11 11 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM 15. Click the "OK" button again. Your Panorama P4 is now configured to control Studio One while it's in Internal Mode. Features Global Controls: Press Button G2 (Track-) to select previous track Press Button G3 (Track+) to select next track Hold Button G1 (Shift) and press Button G2 (Bank-) to select previous instrument in rack Hold Button G1 (Shift) and press Button G3 (Bank+) to select next instrument in rack Press Button G4 (Patch-) to select previous preset for currently selected device Press button G5 (Patch+) to select the next preset for the currently selected device Press button G6 (View) to hide or un-hide the currently selected device Transport Controls: Press button G7 (Loop/F6) to enable loop points Press button G8 (RW/F7) to Rewind Press button G9 (FF/F8) to Fast Forward Press button G10 (Stop/F9) to Stop playback (press again to Return to Zero) Press button G11 (Play/F10) to Start playback Press button G12 (Record/F11) to start Recording Press button G14 (Back/F1) to go to Loop Start marker

12 12 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM Press button G15 (Foward/F2) to go to Loop End marker Press button G16 (Undo/F3) to Undo the last action Press button G17 (Click/F4) to activate/deactivate the Metronome Button G18 has no function at the moment Channel Strip Controls: Move Fader Z1 (100mm fader) to control the Channel Volume for the currently selected track Press Button Z2 (Mute) to Mute the currently selected track Press Button Z3 (Solo) to Solo the selected track Turn the Data Encoder while in Fader Mode (with the encoder parameter set to Pan) to control the Channel Pan for the currently selected track Assignable (Public) Controls: Controls A1-8, B1-8, C1-8 and D1-8 are designated as Public controls and may beused with Studio One's MIDI learn feature. Learned controls follow the currently selected device, so you can assign controls for to one device, then select another device and assign the same controls to do different things on the second device and when you return to the first device the assignments for that device will be remembered. Older Versions #3 Posted On 4 Oct 2012 by Justin Sullivan #2 Posted On 4 Oct 2012 by Justin Sullivan #1 Posted On 4 Oct 2012 by Justin Sullivan Subscriptions Niels Larsen, Justin Sullivan and Tim Chandler are subscribed to this notepad page. Attachments sendsx-01.jpg 97.56kb, image/jpeg sendsx-02.jpg kb, image/jpeg sendsx-03.jpg kb, image/jpeg SOne-01.jpg kb, image/jpeg SOne-02.jpg 42.25kb, image/jpeg

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14 14 of 14 11/30/2012 2:02 PM SOneOSX-05.jpg kb, image/jpeg SOneOSX-06.jpg kb, image/jpeg Comments Jump To Top Justin Sullivan said On 5 Oct 2012 I just upgraded my Studio One Artist v1.6.4 license to Studio One Artist v2.0.7, and unfortunately Studio One v2 does not see the Nektar Panorama control surface files. It appears that users cannot add their own control surface files in Studio One v2. I guess we can contact Presonus about adding us to their list of supported control surfaces but I don't think we can release these files if they only work with Studio One v1.6.4 and below. New Comment