PreSonus Studio One becomes Fender Studio Pro

The well-known PreSonus DAW and interface ranges are being rebranded under the Fender Studio Pro name.

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Fender, which bought PreSonus in November 2021, is announcing that Studio One and the Quantum and AudioBox USB audio interface ranges will be sold under the Fender brand. Studio One software becomes Fender Studio Pro, while the hardware ranges become Fender Quantum and Fender AudioBox. Fender Studio Pro 8 has an updated interface, new built-in Fender amplifier and effects plug-ins, a redesigned channel overview, updated samplers, and AI audio-to-note conversion for sound layering combined with intelligent chord technology.

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The updated DAW includes well-known Fender amplifier and effects models, including Mustang and Rumble Native plug-ins. These provide 57 guitar and bass amplifier models and a hundred effects. Existing PreSonus customers will gain access to MyFender, which replaces MyPreSonus. The new platform will serve software and hardware customers as well as buyers of guitars, amplifiers and effects. PreSonus customers will continue to receive full support and updates.

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A perpetual Fender Studio Pro 8 license is available for about $200.