Hey Lukas,
thanks for your great tutorials in general. The macros inside Studio One are a powerful tool. But on the other hand, they can become complicated to make them practicable for advanced use. But in my opinion, there could be an easy-to-make solution for this. What is the main feature in every DAW? It is to record something. I'm right? So, why not a special recording button to record every complex commands inside Studio One to get after disengage the special recording button a complete new macro sequence. I know, this looks like a feature request. But I think a well good one. You are not so far from the German Studio One developers in Hamburg away. Kick them in the ass to makes this real!
There is another beast for this. Sometimes there can be thousands of macros inside Studio One. To organize them is critical. Select desired macros - right click and sort to any available folder. Sometimes the computer live could be so easy if developers are able to think like a normal user. This is the biggest problem in IT business in generally. With best regards
Trommeltotti, Berlin
thanks for your great tutorials in general. The macros inside Studio One are a powerful tool. But on the other hand, they can become complicated to make them practicable for advanced use. But in my opinion, there could be an easy-to-make solution for this. What is the main feature in every DAW? It is to record something. I'm right? So, why not a special recording button to record every complex commands inside Studio One to get after disengage the special recording button a complete new macro sequence. I know, this looks like a feature request. But I think a well good one. You are not so far from the German Studio One developers in Hamburg away. Kick them in the ass to makes this real!

There is another beast for this. Sometimes there can be thousands of macros inside Studio One. To organize them is critical. Select desired macros - right click and sort to any available folder. Sometimes the computer live could be so easy if developers are able to think like a normal user. This is the biggest problem in IT business in generally. With best regards
Trommeltotti, Berlin