This forum is for user-created plug-ins, scripts, utilities and other tools related to Studio One / Studio Pro.
Please keep the following rules in mind before posting.
Updates, new versions, videos, announcements and changelogs belong in the existing thread. Do not create a new topic for every update.
You should also be able to answer basic questions about the tool and remain available for reasonable follow-up or support.
This forum is intended for community contributions, not drive-by advertising.
Tool announcements from newly registered accounts may be rejected. Accounts created primarily for advertising or promotion are not permitted.
Approval of a post does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, security review or technical verification by the forum staff.
If AI-generated or AI-assisted code was used, this does not transfer responsibility to the AI service or to the forum.
Do not publish tools that you have not reasonably tested yourself.
Free closed-source and donationware tools may also be posted.
Commercial products require prior permission from the forum staff.
The following are not allowed:
This keeps information organized and makes the thread useful to other users over time.
Moderators may edit, move, reject or remove posts that are primarily promotional, misleading, unsafe, off-topic, insufficiently documented or otherwise inappropriate for the forum.
In short:
Share useful tools, explain clearly what they do, be transparent about what you are publishing, stay involved in the discussion and do not use the forum primarily as an advertising platform.
Please keep the following rules in mind before posting.
1. One tool, one thread
Create one thread per tool.Updates, new versions, videos, announcements and changelogs belong in the existing thread. Do not create a new topic for every update.
2. You must be involved in the tool
You should be the developer, author, or otherwise substantially involved in the project you are posting.You should also be able to answer basic questions about the tool and remain available for reasonable follow-up or support.
This forum is intended for community contributions, not drive-by advertising.
3. New tool threads are moderated
New topics in this forum require moderator approval before they become visible.Tool announcements from newly registered accounts may be rejected. Accounts created primarily for advertising or promotion are not permitted.
Approval of a post does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, security review or technical verification by the forum staff.
4. Your post must contain the essential information
Please include:- Tool name and purpose
- Studio One / Studio Pro compatibility
- Operating system compatibility
- Status: Alpha / Beta / Stable
- Price / license: Free / Open Source / Donationware / Commercial
- Download or source link
- Testing: What has actually been tested?
- AI assistance: If AI-assisted coding was substantially used, please disclose it.
5. You are responsible for what you publish
You are responsible for the tool you post, regardless of how it was created.If AI-generated or AI-assisted code was used, this does not transfer responsibility to the AI service or to the forum.
Do not publish tools that you have not reasonably tested yourself.
6. Commercial promotion is restricted
Free and Open Source tools are welcome when relevant and properly presented.Free closed-source and donationware tools may also be posted.
Commercial products require prior permission from the forum staff.
The following are not allowed:
- Affiliate links
- Referral links
- Discount-code promotion
- Repeated sales announcements
- Artificial thread bumping
- Cross-posting the same promotion in multiple forum sections
- Excessive marketing language such as “LIMITED OFFER”
7. Keep discussion in the tool thread
Bug reports, feature requests, questions and updates should stay in the same thread whenever possible.This keeps information organized and makes the thread useful to other users over time.
8. General forum rules still apply
All regular forum rules also apply to this section.Moderators may edit, move, reject or remove posts that are primarily promotional, misleading, unsafe, off-topic, insufficiently documented or otherwise inappropriate for the forum.
In short:
Share useful tools, explain clearly what they do, be transparent about what you are publishing, stay involved in the discussion and do not use the forum primarily as an advertising platform.