I had an issue with the Studio One product that was part of my mixer packager, so I called PreSonus Audio Electronics Inc. to get some help. I prefer to talk to a live agent as I can tell them exactly what is happening, and they can walk me through the steps in live time. I am a musician, not an electrician. It was weird when I first called them because the recording says, "Thank you for calling Sender Musical Corporation."
This made me think I had called the wrong number, but when the first directory tree launched, there was an option for PreSonus products. I did a quick Google search and could not find anything about an affiliation or a buyout, but since they had a PreSonus option, I just went with it. The options offered to callers are to press 1 for Sender, press 2 for help with specialty brands, and press 3 for PreSonus inquiries.
The recorded message tells me that PreSonus has a team of technical experts standing by to assist with my needs but that I had to go online to get help with technical issues. I ignored this because I wanted to talk to someone, and I figured a compatibility issue was something that anyone should be able to help me with.
The next menu I came to instructed me to press 1 for sales and order inquiries, press 2 for customer service, and press 3 for general account assistance. I meant to press 2, but I accidentally pressed 3, so I went ahead with it because this also seemed like a general issue. Once again, I figured if I got to a live person, they could resolve the issues from there.
While I was waiting, I was told once again that for complex technical support questions, please place a support ticket online from my PreSonus account. It emphasized that this is the fastest way to get help. The recorded message then told me to stay press 1 for all other issues. Finally, I was placed on a hold line. The guitar riffs were a bit loud but made sense, given who I was calling. The wait time was not bad, but it wasn't fast. I think I was on hold for over 10 minutes, but then a representative picked up who spoke clear English and was able to help me figure out my compatibility issues.
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