Mustang Native and Rumble Native quit working after the 8.1.0.112630 update

[Craig Anderton]

Okay, additional info. You can save and load using the manual save/load process. It didn't work the first time for me, but then FSP added .preset to the filename (apparently) automatically. After doing so, then I could load it. Regardless, for now I find saving and loading to the Desktop less ambiguous. At some point I'll conform the Presonus Studio One and FSP bits and pieces into a unified world of presets. The only problem with that is if I open up Studio One Pro to test something, then it creates its own folder structure again. At least I think so...I still find the Studio One Pro / FSP transition somewhat confusing with respect to presets.

I have a couple of questions. For reducing the "fizz", are you talking about using the De-Esser?
Mine copy is page 437.
Also, where is the Jubille example?

Are you looking at the Huge Book of Studio One Tips and Tricks v2.2, or the Huge Book of Fender Studio Pro Tips v1.0? The material is in the latter. On page 436, you should see "Sweeten Amp Sims with Equalization." The Studio One book had similar information, but the FSP version deals with the new amps and has a Pro EQ3 preset for the Jubilee and another preset for the BB amps. The audio examples for both are in the Chapter 11 folder in the Audio Examples folder.

 

[Gary Shepherd]

In my opinion there are many things about it that still do not work.
It is NOT just the Save button.

You maybe right - I tend to use Bogren and Helix Native so haven't deep dived on the Mustang or Rumble. They have it logged as a problem so I am sure they will sort it out in a future update. I guess we are all beta testers.

 

[JSW]

Okay, additional info. You can save and load using the manual save/load process. It didn't work the first time for me, but then FSP added .preset to the filename (apparently) automatically. After doing so, then I could load it. Regardless, for now I find saving and loading to the Desktop less ambiguous. At some point I'll conform the Presonus Studio One and FSP bits and pieces into a unified world of presets. The only problem with that is if I open up Studio One Pro to test something, then it creates its own folder structure again. At least I think so...I still find the Studio One Pro / FSP transition somewhat confusing with respect to presets.



Are you looking at the Huge Book of Studio One Tips and Tricks v2.2, or the Huge Book of Fender Studio Pro Tips v1.0? The material is in the latter. On page 436, you should see "Sweeten Amp Sims with Equalization." The Studio One book had similar information, but the FSP version deals with the new amps and has a Pro EQ3 preset for the Jubilee and another preset for the BB amps. The audio examples for both are in the Chapter 11 folder in the Audio Examples folder.

I have Huge Book of Studio One Tips and Tricks v2.2\Huge Book of Studio One Tips and Tricks 2.2 so it looks like I don't have the fix at hand.
Thanks for your help, though.
I've tried exporting and importing presets as you've described and it works, but it irks me to have to do it. Much thanks for the workaround, though!

I'll say it again...The Mustang and Rumble Plugins need a complete redo.