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macOS Security: Right-click the app → Open (don't double-click). Grant permissions when prompted.
Permissions: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Files and Folders → ensure MixPro has access to your Documents folder.
MixPro currently provides full parameter extraction for PreSonus native plugins only. Third-party plugins (UAD, FabFilter, Waves, iZotope, etc.) are detected and tracked in your signal chain, but parameter extraction requires official partnerships with manufacturers.
We're actively working with plugin vendors to enable this feature. Check back for updates!
MixPro analyzes all tracks in your Studio One session including:
If tracks are missing, ensure your .song file is saved and not corrupted. Try opening it in Studio One first, then re-analyze.
Make sure you've run an analysis first (click "Analyze" button). Exports require analyzed session data.
JSON Export: Full data structure for developers
CSV Export: Tabular data for Excel/Sheets
HTML Export: Shareable visualizations
Yes! MixPro v1.0.4-beta is free to use for personal and commercial projects. Analyze client sessions, document your workflow, create educational content - all permitted.
Please don't: Reverse-engineer the software, redistribute modified versions, or claim our visualizations as your own creation.
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Not yet! We're focused on macOS for the initial release, but Windows support is on our roadmap. Studio One sessions are cross-platform, so you can analyze Windows-created sessions on macOS.
MixPro officially supports Studio One 5.x and newer (5.x, 6.x, 7.x, Studio Pro v8.x). Studio One 4.x sessions may work but are not tested or supported.