Serato Studio Release Notes

Serato Studio 2.0.2

Serato Studio 2.0.2 arrives as a Universal macOS Binary, meaning it runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.

If you are using Studio on a macOS computer with Apple Silicon, you can also run your favorite third-party VST plugins natively, if they are supported.

If your favorite third-party VST plugins are only available for Intel-based Macs, they may refuse to launch, or work incorrectly when using Serato Studio natively.

However, there are a few things you can do as a workaround:

• Use the AU (Audio Unit) version of that VST plugin, if one is available.
• Update the VST plugin in question to the latest Universal Binary or native-compatible version, to allow it to run natively on your machine. If you've got an existing project where you've used the plugin, and the newly installed native version of that plugin doesn't overwrite the previous version, you'll need to re-load the plugin as if it were a new plugin.
• Set Serato Studio to run using the Rosetta 2 emulation layer by; Opening a Finder window, then navigating to Applications > Serato Studio, right-clicking on the application shortcut, and choosing Get Info. Under the General section, enable the checkbox titled Open using Rosetta. 

Changes

• Improvement to Serato Stems
• Fixed an issue where the Serato Studio Name and Logo no longer behave as part of title bar
• Fixed an issue where it was possible to save a project that contains overlapping clips
• Fixed a potential crash when undo/redo-ing adding a VST with Automation on Master Track or Audio Tracks
• Fixed an issue where the bottom FX panel border is missing in full height Song View and Library View
• Fixed an issue where the Drum, Sample, and Instrument deck pads are the wrong colour
• Fixed an issue where left FX Unit (for Pads) are not working in Mixer View