It was only a matter of time before somebody got me to capitulate. I feel like a hypocrite, as I hate iLok and I don't like giving out credit card info online. Note that even though he's pushing Melodyne 5, 95% of what's demonstrated applies to version 4 as well, so it's worth a look even if you're determined to postpone the upgrade for now. Plus some Studio One-specific tutorials for you S1 users. Here's a link to all his videos, which mostly pertain to vocals as expected, but also bass, drums and piano. It was his piano leveling demo below that made me cry "uncle" and give them the $149, Black Friday be damned. Opening a short Melodyne audio clip jumps sometimes in the timeline of Melodyne, so that I have to search/scroll to find the audio. Also when I set the now time in Melodyne it happens that it is located differently in Cakewalk. Like Dan's FF videos, Rich managed to take a tool that I thought I already knew intimately and showed me new ways to use it. Since version 5 I have the following problems: The now time in Melodyne is often not in sync with Cakewalk. He does for Melodyne what Dan Worrall does for FabFilter, namely gets you excited about using the product, even if you already do. With perfect, natural corrections at the press of a key. Thanks to the fundamentally improved Melodic algorithm, Melodyne makes your vocal editing even better than before. When it is running as a plug-in, however, the system requirements of the DAW must also be met. Then I discovered this guy, Rich Crescenti. New in Melodyne 5 New technologies, for better results in less time. Celemony Technical matters System requirements For Melodyne 5 essential, assistant, editor and studio The system requirements listed above apply when Melodyne is running as a stand-alone program. I wasn't convinced that the new features weren't just bells 'n whistles It's going to be offered at a lower price before year's end Version 4 already does everything I really need Celemony has been pestering me to upgrade for months. I've resisted because
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