PRESONUS S1 Artist 3.0 [92/307] Track and event inspectors

Studio One makes it simple by transforming Instrument Tracks into Audio Tracks in one step. [Right]/[Ctrl]-click on any

Instrument Track and select Transform to Audio Track from the contextual menu. You can then see several options in the

pop-up menu:

Render All Channels If the connected Instrument has more than one audio output engaged, this option

appears. If this option is disengaged, only the Channel related to the selected Track is rendered, as specified in

the Track Inspector.

Render Inserts If you would like to render the Insert effects (as well as Volume and Pan settings and auto-

mation) on the related virtual instrument’s Output Channel, check this option.

Preserve Instrument Track State If you would like to be able to transform from the new Audio Track back to

If a Tail amount was specified, fade-outs are applied automatically across the specified Tail duration for each Event. Also,

the send configuration and output routing of the new Audio Track is identical to the original Instrument Track.

As with Audio Tracks, it is possible to Transform multiple selected Instrument Tracks at once, in which case they are all

rendered simultaneously, which can be a huge time saver.

Every Track Transform operation creates bounced audio files that are placed into the Pool for the current Song. These

files remain in the Pool (for later access or reference) until you decide to clear them out. As mentioned in the Pool

Commands section, you can delete a file from the Pool view in the Browser by [Right]/[Ctrl]-clicking the file and choosing

Remove From Pool (which removes the file from the Pool but retains it on disk)or Delete File Permanently (which

removes the file from the Pool and deletes it from disk). You can also automatically remove all unused copies of files from

the Pool by [Right]/[Ctrl]-clicking in the Pool and choosing Remove Unused Files.