Switch Patches in Your Hardware Synths & Samplers with Sound Variations | PreSonus Studio One

Did you know that you can easily manage and switch patches of your hardware synths, workstations or sound modules in Studio One? Say goodbye to the tedious task of manually entering MIDI program changes.
In this video, PreSonus Studio One specialist Lukas Ruschitzka walks you through the process of setting up Sound Variation maps for your hardware, ensuring smooth operation and efficiency.
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0:00 Intro: What are Sound Variations?
0:38 The tedious way of using Program Changes
2:05 Switching patches with Sound Variations
3:15 Easily find patches by name
4:00 Creating Sound Variation Maps manually
6:00 Get Sound Variations Maps on PreSonus Exchange
6:55 Importing Cubase and Cakewalk Patch Maps
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[@Stewbert_72]

Thanks for linking me to this Lukas

[@lucabaldessarimusic]

Thank you Lukas, you did a great job!!!

[@FlatTire]

Finally! Awesome!!

[@davideBosco]

YOU ARE GREAT, MAN!!!!!!

[@MustacheVerra]

Thank you Lukas.

[@PinkGene]

Greaaaattttt!!!! Tks!!!!

[@tompittman3683]

That is awesome even tho I don't use something like this much. I will give a try and see what happens.

[@eaglepass5170]

Excellent!! Thank you!!!

[@jtgleonard]

Hi, thank you for all your hard work. Your videos are excellent. Can any of this be used in the SHOW page? I'm looking to change patches in my Line 6 Helix during different sections of songs.

[@studioonetutorials]

Sound Variations cannot be used on the Show Page yet. You can switch presets in your Helix with Patches but you need to enter the program numbers manually (I have a video on that too). But if you have a lot of presets in the effect board, it could still help to create a SV map on the Song Page and look up the program/bank numbers in the list. Not sure if it's worth the effort though.

[@Netzmetzger]

Vielen Dank grundsätzlich für deine/ eure häufig sehr hilfreichen Tutorials! Leider stelle ich fest, dass die Sound Variations, die ich als program changes nutze, beim Export offenbar nicht mitgenommen werden. Das ist ärgerlich, da Zweck des Ganzen die Ausgabe über einen Sampleplayer zur Schaltung der digitalen Amps im Liveeinsatz ist. Laut Foreneinträgen liegt hier offenbar ein systemisches Problem vor, d.h., dass es diese Funktion schlichtweg nicht gibt. Ist dem so und wenn nicht, wie lassen sich program changes / Soundvariationen erfolgreich exportieren? LG!

[@studioonetutorials]

Es ist leider bisher tatsächlich so, dass man Program Changes / Sound Variations nicht als MIDI-File exportieren kann.

[@Netzmetzger]

@@studioonetutorials Vielen Dank für die schnelle Rückmeldung. Vielleicht kann es das Entwicklerteam für das nächste Update mitnehmen. Grüße!

[@PinkGene]

Hi, but is there a site where I can find these key switches? I tried searching online but couldn't find anything. Thank you!

[@studioonetutorials]

I will add some links on s1toolbox.com. But for a start: s1toolbox.com/Cubase-Patch-Scripts.zip

[@PinkGene]

@@studioonetutorials Thanks a lot!!!

[@teddym2808]

Ore just use midi quest, expensive true, but have plugin editors for almost every device and bypass S1's weird midi "not" sysex. Edit like a plugin and save and load your sounds with projects.

[@studioonetutorials]

Or do it with Sound Variations - for free. If you use custom presets, you have to enter them anyway :)

[@teddym2808]

@@studioonetutorials I only use custom presets, so midi quest solves everything. Total integration.