As a quick guess, have a look in SO1 settings for something like "release audio in the background", it might be the audio driver is switching from SO1.
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Regarding the transport that needs to be set up in the studio one options. From memory I think you need to add a Mackie Control and set the midi send to SSL V PORT 1. Back in the SSL 360 app in the configuration page you need to select Studio One as your DAW layer. It does work
TimC340
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Yes, that’s all done - it’s no different to a physical controller in that respect, of which (between four local installations of S One) I have several! I’ve found others reporting this issue too. There are more issues - SSL Channel Strip 2 v2, although (like 360) it's added to every channel in this project, only shows on the selected channel - if the plugin is selected in the S1 channel - (as can be seen in the screenshot). And I was surprised to find that Multibus Comp and Flexverb aren't 360 compatible! Add to this that pan and channel level have no connection between 360 and S1 and its usefulness is questionable...
This is still kinda relevant to touchscreens, as I'd love to have the 360 Mix page available on a touch screen
Did you run the plugin scan in the SSL link plugin? That will detect all your VST3 plugins (360 doesn't support vst2)
Also I can confirm that channel panning and channel fader do work. Something seems strange that they wouldn't be working properly on your setup
TimC340
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Yes, I followed the process as per SSL’s guide, and found a few YT vids about it too. That’s how I found out that I’m not alone in the panning and fader disconnect!
I’ll try it in a different installation (different computer in a different location) later and see if I get the same issues.
Great stuff, I hope you get it to work properly, it really is a fantastic workflow. When I get the chance I'll hop on my PC and check to see how I have the options configured.
Input another tool you can deploy on a touchscreen.
I notice you use a stream deck. If you have a couple of minutes to spare have a look at a couple of posts about their Beta program.
Using a Stream Deck + or Stream Deck with Studio One
Hi everyone, Thomann had a sale and I picked a StreamDeck+ thinking I could program it for Studio One. But then I found a brilliant solutions by SideshowFX, they have profiles for StreamDeck+ and StreamDeck which go way beyond my programming skills...
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It's out of beta so it should be available in the Elgato 7.2 download
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I have been using the older Dell 2240T for a few years. Like it a lot. I have it at an angle above the SSL UC1 and the UF1, funny thing that it has the exact same width as those controllers combines. Running SSL 360 everytime. Works like a charm.
The Dell doesn't get touched much but it is so nice to control the X/Y pads in S1 with a finger instead of a mouse.
Ok, just at my PC. In SSL 360 setup page I have the DAW configuration DAW 1 SSL V MIDI PORTS 1-4 set to Studio One. In Studio One Options External Devices I have a Mackie Control added with the Receive From and Send To both set to SSL V MIDI PORT 1. This is needed to get both software talking. Without it transport won't work.
In the Transport & Hybrid Mode Setup i have the Plugin Mixer Transport and Hybrid Mode linked to Daw 1Studio One. MIDI CC transport linked to us also set to Studio One. I'm running the latest version of 360
V2 0.6
In SSL LINK (the wrapper plugin) where is says PLUGINS at the top right I've set my vst3 folder location to Program Files / Common Files/VST3 so when scanning for plugins Link should find any compatible plugins. It doesn't support VST2, CLAP or AU if you are on Mac. I've got the same settings in the Link Bus Compressor plugin
TimC340
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Those are the exact same settings I have - if my last screenshot had been at a higher resolution, you could probably have seen most of that! Everything I've found tells me I'm set up correctly, but the results disagree. After I've tried it on the studio computer I'll either succeed and be able to see what's different, or I'll fail again and probably hit up SSL support.
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That looks all good. Have you tried mapping any of your plugins from the list? They have to be manually configured to work. It can be a bit time consuming.
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Yes. As I explained in the long post yesterday (where I extolled the relative virtues of Nektarine), I was distinctly unimpressed by SSL's implementation of mapping plugins to the compulsory UC-1 control format. SSL has pre-mapped very few plug-ins, and the mapping process for many plugins makes little sense in that restrictive format. In any case, until I get some semblance of a working SSL360 mixer installation, mapping third-party plugins is a waste of time. I have the SSL suite of Channel Strip 2, MultiBus Comp and Flexverb, and I'll concentrate on getting those working within SSL 360 before I contemplate doing anything else with it!
Good stuff, I wish you well with it. Yes, you'll find that where it shines is with other channel strips. I have worked up to the limitations of the UC-1 surface and with some plugins it wasn't too much of a compromise whereas with others they flat out don't translate because of these limits. When that happens I'll drag the plugin onto my touchscreen and interact with it directly.
The Channel Strip 2 should work out of the box without any use configuration
TimC340
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OK, I have it working - to a degree - in my studio set up. Why I got different results on this computer compared to the home one, I've no idea - the computers are close enough in spec, both from a hardware and software PoV. The transport is working as it should, and I've finally got all the channel strips to display. But there are still issues...
One thing I discovered is that you have to pin the Channel Strip plug in in the little display at the top of each SSL360 channel if you want the strips to be permanently displayed, otherwise it'll only show the active channel. However, I still have no connection between the SSL360 channel faders and pan and the S1 channel faders and pan. Also, the SSL window isn't scalable - you can change its size, but the resolution remains constant. On the very large 4k screen I have in the studio, that's a problem. I dare say it would be better on a subsidiary, smaller screen - and better still on a wide but low-profile touchscreen - which is where we came in!!
One thing I discovered is that you have to pin the Channel Strip plug in in the little display at the top of each SSL360 channel if you want the strips to be permanently displayed, otherwise it'll only show the active channel. However, I still have no connection between the SSL360 channel faders and pan and the S1 channel faders and pan. Also, the SSL window isn't scalable - you can change its size, but the resolution remains constant. On the very large 4k screen I have in the studio, that's a problem. I dare say it would be better on a subsidiary, smaller screen - and better still on a wide but low-profile touchscreen - which is where we came in!!
If you are only using the channel strip per channel then you shouldn't need to add Link per channel as Channel Strip is automatically set up to work with 360 out of the box.
I also know why the pan and faders aren't working for you. In 360 in the bottom left you'll see " Pan & Fader - plugin DAW". Click DAW and you can now control Studio One consoles pan and fader level.
TimC340
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Aha! Genius! Thank you so much - hopefully I would have got there eventually, but you've probably saved me a few hours of frustration! Now to see whether I like the workflow or not...
One little handy tip. You can control the send levels of up to 6 sends per channel from 360. You'll find 6 rotary controls just above the channel fader in 360.