It is normal because he already expired we need someone who give us mac user a quick solution because Windows user have their solution

 

I think I m going change daw it is the best solution these days

 

Studio one midi is really a joke guys so desapointed I am

 

yes the midi in studio one without this scrip is crap on midi especially for soundtrack compositions, I hope studio one 4 coming soon with more midi options if not ill move to Cubase ( i hate Cubase cause is expensive and they charge fee on any small update

 

#!/bin/bash tells the terminal that you are using bash shell
date 0318125016
open "/Applications/Studio One 3.app"
sleep 10
sudo ntpdate -u time.apple.com


simple script which will do the job for mac users. has to be started from terrminal with "sudo sh s1"

it will put the date back to 2016,start studio one and sync the time after that with the apple servers.

have fun

 

thanks
the script you attached here is the automatic command for the terminal or I have to add these command you write, cause i dont know the order
sorry i m not much use to write code

 

put the unzipped script into your home folder

then start it by opening a terminal and type "sudo sh s1"

it will ask for password. this is needed for the date change and open command.

have fun

 

Your welcome, this method literally works as if the toolbar has no expiration date, and has no effect on your system date. Studio One goes back to seeing the normal date in time before you open a song, so your files time stamps and everything else stays unaffected. It only takes about 5 mins to set up, and then its click and forget.

Did you have an issue getting it working on your system, or is there an issue you came across?

I would have looked into editing the script directly, but I didn't have time to dig into it. If anyone knows what program I could use to decompile or open the studio one "package" files I could directly edit the script to have no expiration date. We could even continue to edit and work on adding more features to studio one X

 

Last edited: Dec 15, 2017

any one test this solution yet does it work ? i don't really understand what to do with this manupulation on mac

 

I have a problem with studio x have placed the package in scripts on Mac where do I place the macros ?, as when I open studio 1 on the tool bar there are the 4 tool bar choices but they don't show any functions at all, the chord replacer shows and on tool bar 4 the fader controller appears, but there are no midi function tools showing at all, bit confused to be honest

 

This works with plugin trials too?

 

this method works for s1 pro demo, cubase elements 9.5 elements demo and quite a lot of plugins which dont use ilok protection.

 

Sorry but i don't understand the manipulation bro can you reexplain with more details or made à Tuto video please

 

I think i will try it now hahahaha

 

ok so what I did is I type the command sudo sh s1 and the studio one open and after that open the command after that i should close studio one and open again I have to change the date and year on my system calendar

I left here the command text

after the sudo command and put the password

Password:
Fri Mar 18 12:50:00 JST 2016
16 Dec 11:44:28 ntpdate[33016]: step time server 17.253.68.253 offset 55119254.522914 sec

after open the command
Last login: Sat Jan 2 08:58:07 on ttys000
Miguels-iMac:~ migueldediego$ /Users/migueldediego/S1 ; exit;
/bin/bash: tells: No such file or directory
logout
Saving session...
...copying shared history...
...saving history...truncating history files...
...completed.

[Process completed]

 

did you edit the s1 file in some way? open in in texteditor. it should have the following lines which work without any error

#!/bin/bash tells the terminal that you are using bash shell
date 0318125016
open "/Applications/Studio One 3.app"
sleep 10
sudo ntpdate -u time.apple.com

 

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I try also on another computer my MacBook and same problem, but on my laptop, i have also an error even when I put the sudo command
sudo sh s1
sh: s1: No such file or directory


the scrip is the same as you type here
#!/bin/bash tells the terminal that you are using bash shell

date 0318125016
open "/Applications/Studio One 3.app"
sleep 10
sudo ntpdate -u time.apple.com

I have the studio one app on the app folder as usual for me looks like is a problem of directory folder but I not much into code

 

actually now I try another way i dont know if like this could be another way to make it works

i put on therminal sudo sh+space and I drop studio one from app folder i press enter and i got this

sudo sh /Applications/Studio\ One\ 3.app
/Applications/Studio One 3.app: /Applications/Studio One 3.app: is a directory

and after this a paste the script text

Name-MacBook:~ Name$ #!/bin/bash tells the terminal that you are using bash shell
Name-MacBook:~ Name$
Name-MacBook:~ Name$ date 0318125016
date: bind: Permission denied
date: settimeofday (timeval): Operation not permitted
Name-MacBook:~ Name$ open "/Applications/Studio One 3.app"
Name-MacBook:~ Name$ sleep 10
Name-MacBook:~ Name$ sudo ntpdate -u time.apple.com

after this studio one open but the studio one x still expire

 

I don't have any issue, but I'm lazy and I can't be bothered to manually change the date of every new project I have to create, lol.
I honestly haven't even tried because of that, so I'll keep using the toolbar for the next months until it expires.
Most of the features it has are bound to shortcuts I already use anyway, although I was curious about the proper fullscreen feature that I don't seem to be seeing. If I ever get that to work probably I'll give the expiration date workaround a try.

PS:
Nevermind, it's alt+enter.

 

That's what I was trying to explain, this work around doesn't require you to change anything manually. Once set up properly Studio One sees the correct date by the time it is done booting its start screen. So all new song files (including default date named songs), audio files, folders, etc are completely normal and in sync with the normal time and date. The only difference is that the extension won't expire.

Also, how did find the command for the Full Screen feature? do you happen to know have or know where i could find the documentation for Studio One X? Seems to be a lot of features under the hood not discussed anywhere on the web, now that the site is gone.