I locked my system OS to 1909 and had the same problem like others. You need to update Windows 10 to at least the requirements stated now or use Window 11 etc. You will need to reimage your computer with a consumer version.įrom 6.0.2 onwards they removed backward compatibility with Windows 10. If you have an LTSA, B or C version, those are corporate versions, which will not be able to be upgraded past that version.
Which version of Windows 10 do you have? You can check by going to the Search box on the start menu and typing Winver. I never experienced this type of issue when running the S1Pro Installers from my account. and can't update S1Pro 6.0.2 to ver 6.2.1Īny assistance, or tips to resolve this would be appreciated. So, I'm stuck in the current version of Windows 10. It doesn't show me an update download link. When I go into my PC Windows 10 settings to see if it will update it to the latest version patch. When I run the installer it gives me this message, and doesn't install anything. I downloaded the latest ver 6.2.1 installer from my Presonus Studio One + Account. I'm currently on S1Pro 6 ver 6.0.2, on Windows 10. I confirm with the Youlean Loudness Meter: the volume drops by 12 db, also a new bug with the high quality mode in the pro eq ( viewtopic.php?f=151&t=52065) Read the meter value again (an audio signal drops by 12dB or more). Insert one of the following (VST2 FX) plugins: Blue Cat Audio Patchwork, Kushview Element, DDMF Metaplugin, NI Maschine FX, TBProAudio dpMeter5, dpMeterXT3, ISOL8ĥ. UPDATE: It seems that only VST2 plugins are affected (BC Patchwork and TBProAudo ISOL8 VST3 works fine).Ģ. It seems that Studio One "internally" splits the the signal between all available plugin outputs (lowering the level of each stereo pair) but only one stereo pair outputs the signal. When using VST Effects (inserts) that supports multiple outputs (Bluecat's Patchwork, TBProAudio Isol8, Kushview Element) the level of audio signal is reduced. Robertpaczkowski wroteA new bug has been introduced in ver.
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