You got it quite wrong. You get one year of updates, minor or major, when you purchase a license or upgrade. You will NOT have to pay for minor upgrades or anything, you buy one year of updates and after that year you get to keep them. It is actually really easy and really transparent and was explained very clearly in the video, i really can't understand how it is is humanly possible to misunderstand that new model, it really does not get any more simple than that...
@@grenzmord you only get one year of updates. After that you will have to pay for each update. It was said in the video they released. Yes they are giving one year of updates but they are only doing that to keep people from getting mad.
As I understand it, it's like the Bitwig model; you get any add-ons and updates for a year, then once it runs out, if you want, you can choose to renew. What you already have, you can keep using. This is the thing, you don't need to renew if there is no need. Once they add a feature or add on you are interested in, then you pay for another period and you get it. Otherwise you stay on the last version. Once Bitwig adds midi comping, I'll update, otherwise, I'm staying on version 5.0 indefinitely.
@@uniquefrom99doors no, you're wrong. After that year you don't have to pay for each update, you have the option to pay for another year of updates. So what you say in the video is absolutely not true. If you don't need any of the new features at the moment of the update or at least not enough to justify the cost, you hold off. And if you want to update after 3 years because you are in need of one of the new features, then you pay the same price as ever and get everything that has been released up to that point. So, again, you say that after the first year you will have to pay for every minor update. That is completely false and pouring fuel on the fire. The fuel being misinformation, but these days people swallow misinformation like it's their favorite soup. Additional information: you pay for a year of updates. And you choose whether you want to or not, without losing access to the version you already have at that point. Which makes the argument "It's a subscription" also false. Subscription means you lose the product. You don't. With that logic the old perpetual license was already a subscription, because you paid for each whole version update. Also, there will always be feature updates throughout the year, according to the announcement 3 to 4 each year. Also, since the version updates are now a thing of the past the problem of backwards compatibility will most likely be an issue now and then, so the need to always be on the latest version is no longer there, or at least not after a year. Which means you will be perfectly fine using the version for some time and still be compatible with the latest update.
2:10 TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!! I paid for PRO a while back and now I have to pay the same as someone that just paid for ARTIST 3:00 The said that you`ll have one year of updates so you shoudn´t have to pay for 7.1 I´m in the same page as you bro!!! Im still using version 5 and with this sh*t I can see that I did good or I would have to pay for 2 updates!! I´m not even gonna bother installing version 6 (if I buy it) now They just changed the name not to far ago!!! Oh well we´ll see
I'm glad I came across your channel. You are a real one. I love that you are on their A$$. We definitely need you. Your concerns are many concerns. Please continue to keep us informed. Douces!
And let's not forget that if you have a problem with Studio One there is no way to speak to an actual person. Trying to solve complex problems via email is really no good!!!
Been using studio one since version 1.5 and in my opinion they are just following the trends. If you look at the other ones outside of the ones you named they follow the same format. And the reason that alot of companies are doing this is because we as creatives keep wanting new things (especially newer creatives). These companies are working for money and you can see that with everything. I still use studio one 3 and pro tools 12 and everything works (the only one I updated was FL studio because I have every installer since I bought it). Honestly to avoid all of the recurring cost is to go hardware and leave the computer or just stop upgrading once you get your system to where you like it and is working for you
My understanding is you get a yr of updates from the moment u purchase, which includes a perpetual license after that yr u can subscribe or purchase again for another yr of updates which mainly will be to get what ever these feature drops will be. Unless they give us a new sampler similar to the chopping process in maschine, I’m sticking with 5 cause I use 3rd party vsts anyway
Yes I get it. I use more 3rd party plugins then stock plugins. I love studio one workflow and I'm hoping they make it better. With them not saying what's coming with 7 and making us pay for minor updates. it is giving me the feeling that they are out of ideas.
Aye bruh you got it wrong. If you buy S1 v7, you will get every update over the next year or until v8 drops. At that time you can decide if you wanna upgrade then. If not, you keep the v7 perpetual license and all the updates that came with it before v8 dropped. So you’ll get 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 etc.
@@EHall-yx9xy yes but it's not guaranteed that on a year they will drop v8. It's still shitty that they want you to pay for updates but again. Im willing to see what they are doing. Maybe they know what they are doing.
@@uniquefrom99doors There won't be any version numbers after 7. I guess they are just going to call it Studio One Pro. After V7 if you want stay current, it will cost you $150 a year.
You got it quite wrong. You get one year of updates, minor or major, when you purchase a license or upgrade. You will NOT have to pay for minor upgrades or anything, you buy one year of updates and after that year you get to keep them. It is actually really easy and really transparent and was explained very clearly in the video, i really can't understand how it is is humanly possible to misunderstand that new model, it really does not get any more simple than that...
@@grenzmord you only get one year of updates. After that you will have to pay for each update. It was said in the video they released. Yes they are giving one year of updates but they are only doing that to keep people from getting mad.
It's a backdoor to subscriptions . Fender has killed Presonus it's over !
As I understand it, it's like the Bitwig model; you get any add-ons and updates for a year, then once it runs out, if you want, you can choose to renew. What you already have, you can keep using.
This is the thing, you don't need to renew if there is no need. Once they add a feature or add on you are interested in, then you pay for another period and you get it. Otherwise you stay on the last version. Once Bitwig adds midi comping, I'll update, otherwise, I'm staying on version 5.0 indefinitely.
@@uniquefrom99doors no, you're wrong. After that year you don't have to pay for each update, you have the option to pay for another year of updates. So what you say in the video is absolutely not true. If you don't need any of the new features at the moment of the update or at least not enough to justify the cost, you hold off. And if you want to update after 3 years because you are in need of one of the new features, then you pay the same price as ever and get everything that has been released up to that point.
So, again, you say that after the first year you will have to pay for every minor update. That is completely false and pouring fuel on the fire. The fuel being misinformation, but these days people swallow misinformation like it's their favorite soup.
Additional information: you pay for a year of updates. And you choose whether you want to or not, without losing access to the version you already have at that point. Which makes the argument "It's a subscription" also false. Subscription means you lose the product. You don't. With that logic the old perpetual license was already a subscription, because you paid for each whole version update. Also, there will always be feature updates throughout the year, according to the announcement 3 to 4 each year.
Also, since the version updates are now a thing of the past the problem of backwards compatibility will most likely be an issue now and then, so the need to always be on the latest version is no longer there, or at least not after a year. Which means you will be perfectly fine using the version for some time and still be compatible with the latest update.
I've been using Studio One Pro for 8 years, Not Happy!!
They claim users requested this... Which users are they referring to? I don't want this! It's basically a subscription
Facts. I told my wife that this is like a battle pass. I hate it in my games and hate it with this.
2:10 TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!! I paid for PRO a while back and now I have to pay the same as someone that just paid for ARTIST
3:00 The said that you`ll have one year of updates so you shoudn´t have to pay for 7.1
I´m in the same page as you bro!!! Im still using version 5 and with this sh*t I can see that I did good or I would have to pay for 2 updates!! I´m not even gonna bother installing version 6 (if I buy it) now
They just changed the name not to far ago!!! Oh well we´ll see
I'm glad I came across your channel. You are a real one. I love that you are on their A$$. We definitely need you. Your concerns are many concerns. Please continue to keep us informed.
Douces!
Would be nice if Studio One offer amp profiling own amps
Nobody upgrade and see what they do
@@TheRookie738 That’s exactly what should happen!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Would love to see it. Make think change up how Waves did when they tried that subscription crap. 😅
And let's not forget that if you have a problem with Studio One there is no way to speak to an actual person. Trying to solve complex problems via email is really no good!!!
Been using studio one since version 1.5 and in my opinion they are just following the trends. If you look at the other ones outside of the ones you named they follow the same format. And the reason that alot of companies are doing this is because we as creatives keep wanting new things (especially newer creatives). These companies are working for money and you can see that with everything. I still use studio one 3 and pro tools 12 and everything works (the only one I updated was FL studio because I have every installer since I bought it). Honestly to avoid all of the recurring cost is to go hardware and leave the computer or just stop upgrading once you get your system to where you like it and is working for you
My understanding is you get a yr of updates from the moment u purchase, which includes a perpetual license after that yr u can subscribe or purchase again for another yr of updates which mainly will be to get what ever these feature drops will be. Unless they give us a new sampler similar to the chopping process in maschine, I’m sticking with 5 cause I use 3rd party vsts anyway
Yes I get it. I use more 3rd party plugins then stock plugins. I love studio one workflow and I'm hoping they make it better. With them not saying what's coming with 7 and making us pay for minor updates. it is giving me the feeling that they are out of ideas.
Aye bruh you got it wrong. If you buy S1 v7, you will get every update over the next year or until v8 drops. At that time you can decide if you wanna upgrade then. If not, you keep the v7 perpetual license and all the updates that came with it before v8 dropped. So you’ll get 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4 etc.
@@EHall-yx9xy yes but it's not guaranteed that on a year they will drop v8. It's still shitty that they want you to pay for updates but again. Im willing to see what they are doing. Maybe they know what they are doing.
@@uniquefrom99doors There won't be any version numbers after 7. I guess they are just going to call it Studio One Pro. After V7 if you want stay current, it will cost you $150 a year.
Still 200 quid for a great DAW or 179 for a year and keep all the dl content 🤔
Well, they lost me.
it sucks
It does but I am willing to see what they have in plain. If I don't like it I know how to save my money.