Using variadic template to create template class tuple

I'm trying to make a variadic template class postOffice

template <class... AllInputTypes>
class PostOffice {
public:
   PostOffice(AllInputTypes&... akkUboytTypes)
   : allInputMsgStorage(allInputTypes...) {}
...
protected:
   std::tuple<StorageSlot<AllInputTypes>...> allInputMsgStorage; //TODO: Will this work?
}

With StorageSlot

template<class InputMsgType>
class StorageSlot {
public:
    StorageSlot(InputMsgType& input)
    : readFlag(false),
      writeFlag(false),
      storageField(input)
      //TODO initialize timer with period, get period from CAN
    {}
    virtual ~StorageSlot();
    InputMsgType storageField; //the field that it is being stored into
    bool readFlag; //the flag that checks if it is being read into
    bool writeFlag; //flag that checks if it is being written into
    Timer StorageSlotTimer; //the timer that checks the read and write flag
};

So in the tuple, I'm trying to initialize a tuple of

StorageSlot<AllInputType1>, StorageSlot<AllInputType2>,...

etc

Will this work? I've tried

std::tuple<StorageSlot<AllInputTypes...>> allInputMsgStorage;

But this creates a mismatch between the variadic template and the single template storage slot. However, I'm not sure IF

std::tuple<StorageSlot<AllInputTypes>...> allInputMsgStorage;

is defined at all (StorageSlot is not a template), let alone produce the right results. The only reason I can think of getting this work is having the StorageSlot<AllInputTypes> directly send to the postOffice, and do

std::tuple<AllInputTypeStorageSlots...> allInputMsgStorage;

which makes the template interface of the PostOffice class kinda ugly

So will this work, and if not, how could I get this to work?