To any Presonus Studio One users here…

I’ve received so many questions from Studio One users on how use the MOX VST Editor in Studio One that I decided to compile my replies and edit them into a PDF file.  Some of this info might me useful to users of other DAWs (apart from Cubase) too.

Anyway, here it is - see attached.

Cheers

Yamaha MOX6 in Studio One.pdf  (File Size: 695KB - Downloads: 1677)

Thank you, Andy, for taking the time to do this… I’m sure others will find it useful!

Excellent!

Hi Andy M.
Well Thats awesome when I saw this post about MOX editor in Studio one. Because S1 is my favorite DAW and I do all my Music in S1 only.

I tried all the steps you mentioned in the PDF. Everything went ok until i reached to the step where I had to record the audio track. But I dint get any audio. I dint see any wave graph in the audio event.

Do I have to Change the MOX audio send channel to 1&2;? If yes then How can I do that in MOX utility as you mentioned it can be done there?

I also tried switching USB I/O mode of MOX to either VST, 2 stereo rec or 1 stereo rec mode. but when I kept on 1 or 2 stereo rec mode, I got the error that “the Audio device Yamaha Steinberg USB has failed to start correctly”. then studio one gets hang.

Attaching some screenshots. Please have a look at them.

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If your MOX is setup in 4-channel mode, you need to set your audio inputs for the audio channel to MOX outputs 3/4.  Right now you probably have the inputs set to MOX outputs 1/2, which is for the aux input on the MOX.  You may need to setup channels 3/4 in Studio One first.

Check this article by Bad Mister:
http://www.motifator.com/index.php/support/view/mox6_mox8_and_your_computer_a_getting_started_guide

I think the only way that I got the editor to work was using 4.

That’s in the editor setup.

I only want to use the editor, not the mox as an interface.

rlared - 25 July 2014 02:10 PM

If your MOX is setup in 4-channel mode, you need to set your audio inputs for the audio channel to MOX outputs 3/4.  Right now you probably have the inputs set to MOX outputs 1/2, which is for the aux input on the MOX.  You may need to setup channels 3/4 in Studio One first.

Check this article by Bad Mister:
http://www.motifator.com/index.php/support/view/mox6_mox8_and_your_computer_a_getting_started_guide

Did it. It worked but the music of the recorded data got messed up.
Listen to the file.

Mixdown.mp3  (File Size: 596KB - Downloads: 680)

Tacman7 - 26 July 2014 10:52 AM

I think the only way that I got the editor to work was using 4.

That’s in the editor setup.

I only want to use the editor, not the mox as an interface.

I also got it worked. But I’m getting noise when the MOX is connected to USB from my audio interface.

Hi Andy,

Finally, I found someone who has run the editor and stuff in Studio One.

I am trying to follow the directions in your PDF file.  But, my setup is different than yours.
I have a Motif Rack-XS.  I am using an M-AUDIO Keystation 88 to send it MIDI info.
I have downloaded and install all the latest drivers and stuff that you mention and including the latest VST/Standalone Editor.
I am having a hard time getting through steps 3 and 4 of your PDF file.
Do you know how I can perform the same steps using the hardware that I have?

Thanks in advance
Pierre