The software element uses the new type of iLok authorisation that does not require a hardware key, and one Console 1 licence can authorise up to three computers. #Softube tape presonus studio one integration software# The hardware, meanwhile, attaches to your computer via USB, and is bus-powered with no option to use an external PSU.
I decided to hit the ground running by mixing a track using, as far as possible, no other tools apart from Console 1 and the host DAW (in this case, Pro Tools 11). #Softube tape presonus studio one integration pro# What struck me straight away was how easy and intuitive the mixing process becomes, at least once you've got your instances of the Console 1 plug-in inserted and named (see box).īy and large, this proved perfectly feasible, and you can read more about how it panned out in this month's Mix Rescue article. A large part of this is down to the clever way in which Softube have managed the visual side of things.
The usual plug-in interface within your DAW is employed only in the initial naming and numbering process, or when the Console 1 hardware is not attached. In this situation you can set the plug-in window to display controls that can be moved with the mouse in the conventional way, but for some reason Softube have chosen to make them absolutely minuscule, and I'd only want to interact with the plug-in this way in the direst of emergencies. In normal use, by contrast, there's no opening and closing of plug-in windows taking place at all, and no problems whatsoever with visibility. #Softube tape presonus studio one integration windows# Instead, whenever you press a button or turn a control on the Console 1 hardware, the channel strip settings for the appropriate channel appear as an overlay that takes up most of the screen.
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