I'm not sure if PreSonus are expecting us to scroll through it looking for specific actions - perhaps they're just reinforcing the idea that Macros can be shortcuts to absolutely anything and everything. The first button on the Global Macro Toolbar is called Actions and seems to contain every single action that Studio One could ever perform. The standard functionality has been improved as well. So if you've never quite known what to do with them, now is a good time to revisit them, as you may find the new tools quite interesting. They evolved from being a global workflowвЂ“enhancing tool into several specific collections of tools. In the Studio One 4.5 update, Macro Toolbars took on a more focused and creative view. The key button that reveals the wonders of the Macro is that weirdвЂ“looking icon at the top (just to the right of the 'Q' button). I say 'found them' because Macros are one of those things you probably won't know about until someone points it out, especially as the Toolbar that you use to access them is hidden by default. They've been a solid feature of Studio One for quite some time, allowing those of us who've found them to do common things without having to dig into the menus.

Perform routine tasks faster with Studio One's Macros. The Macros Toolbar is accessed by pressing the icon to the right of the 'Q' button.

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