Studio One Remote for PC

Music producers and recording engineers who work at a computer often need to adjust levels, start playback, or tweak settings without leaving their seat or breaking focus. Studio One Remote puts transport controls, mix faders, and command access directly in your hands on a networked device, letting you manage your DAW from anywhere in the room. If you're tracking vocals, setting up a cue mix, or monitoring an export, running Studio One Remote on PC transforms your workstation into a flexible control hub that keeps your hands free and your workflow uninterrupted.

Studio One Remote bridges your desktop music setup and mobile control, giving you wireless access to your DAW's core features without touching your keyboard or mouse. The app connects over your local network to Studio One 3 Artist or Professional on Windows and Mac, leaving it a practical second screen for recording, mixing, and editing tasks. On PC, you keep Studio One Remote open alongside your DAW window, turning any Android device into an extension of your mixing desk.

What You Control from a Distance

Studio One Remote hands you direct command over the essentials. The following capabilities let you manage a session from across the room or anywhere your network reaches:

• Transport controls for play, stop, record, and navigation through your timeline
• Mix console access with faders for each track and channel routing
• Up to 28 plug-in parameters via Control Link for real-time effect tweaking
• Cue mix management with independent faders for monitoring setups
• Macro control view for quick access to FX parameters and custom commands
• Record modes, pre-count, and metronome settings from the remote interface

Network Connectivity and Reliability

Studio One Remote uses PreSonus UCNET networking technology, the same protocol that powers Capture and UC Surface. The connection is built for speed and stability on local networks, letting you stay linked to a single DAW or manage multiple instances simultaneously if you're working with more than one Studio One system in your setup. Connection stability depends on your network quality and app version; early reviews noted that some updates introduced lag or disconnection issues, so checking compatibility with your specific Studio One version and Android device before relying on it for critical sessions is wise.

Studio Hardware and Remote Integration

If you own PreSonus studio hardware, Studio One Remote extends control to supported devices. Studio hardware control is built directly into the app, covering current-generation interfaces such as Studio 192-series, Quantum Thunderbolt models, and StudioLive mixers. This integration means your remote device can adjust interface settings and monitor outputs without switching between applications, centralizing your hardware and software mixing in one interface. If you're coming from other audio remote solutions, such as AMPLIFi Remote control app, you'll find Studio One Remote tailored specifically to PreSonus ecosystems rather than guitar or multi-brand hardware.

Real-World Recording and Mixing Sessions

The practical value of Studio One Remote emerges during active recording. Sit in your favorite spot in the studio while setting input levels, starting takes, and monitoring mixes: no need to shuttle between the computer and your performance space. Export notifications alert you when renders finish, letting you step away and return when the task is done. Users report that this workflow eliminates keyboard-and-mouse fumbling during tracking, letting you focus on performance or vocal placement instead of desk tasks.