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1. Celemony
2. Melodyne Plugin
3. Studio One 4 Review

The complete Melodyne. Melodyne 4 studio offers you all Melodyne functions for both correction and creative applications on an unlimited number of tracks. You can edit the sound and musical content of your recordings in such an intuitive manner or make.

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• IMPORTANT NOTE: Run Melodyne as a Stand Alone without opening Studio One 3 Pro. It should automatically Activate the Melodyne Essential software. Your Celemony Melodyne Essential software will now be up-to-date and ready to use as a Standalone software program or within Studio One 3.
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New technologies and a new degree of freedom for the entire Melodyne family. Celemony has released version 4 of its legendary audio software Melodyne, and it's fully compatible with Studio One. This constitutes the most extensive update to the entire product family in the company’s history, with the emphasis on Melodyne 4 studio. Highlights include the Sound Editor with its totally new sound design possibilities, DNA Direct Note Access – at last, on an unlimited number of tracks – and ultra-accurate tempo detection. The smaller Melodyne editions – editor, assistant and essential – have also been enhanced.

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All users who registered their Melodyne after Nov 1, 2015, get the update to Version 4 free of charge.

Melodyne 4 and Presonus Studio One

Studio One, thanks to its support for our ARA technology, integrates Melodyne in a way that is particularly user friendly. We have tested the latest versions of Melodyne editor, assistant and essential with the following configurations:

• Studio One 3.0.2 (64-bit) under Windows 7, 8.1 and OS X 10.10.4
• Studio One 2.6.5 (64-bit) under Windows 7 and 8.1, OS X 10.6.8, 10.8.5, 10.9.5 and 10.10.2

In the online user manual, you will find detailed information and tips on the use of Melodyne in Studio One.

Review Of Melodyne 4

Pro Tools Expert team member Dan Cooper has been using Melodyne for many years and is a power user, so we asked him to put it through its paces and give us a great review, you can watch the Melodyne review here.

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Step 1 – Audio Event with Melodyne

Melodyne Essential is the package that comes bundled with Studio One Professional. But if you have Melodyne Editor installed on your system, this will be integrated into it. Melodyne Essential is slightly cut down with what tools are available, but you can still get great results.

Melodyne can be applied to any audio event in your songs. Select an event, go to the Audio Menu, and choose Edit with Melodyne.

You can also right click on the event. A contextual menu will come up, scroll down to Audio and you’ll see the Edit with Melodyne option there as well. Or you can use the shortcut Command-M (Mac) or Ctrl-M (PC). This will open up the Melodyne Editor within a window in Studio One. It analyzes the audio and the Melodyne’s blobs are shown representing the pitch value of the respective audio notes.

Step 2 – Pitch Correction

On the left is a panel showing the pitch indication of these ‘blobs’, which is the official name for these audio pitch visual representations. Lets pitch correct an audio event. Select all the blobs using the shortcut Command-A (Mac) or Ctrl-A (PC). Alternatively, you can lasso around the blobs to select them.

Now click on the Correct Pitch box. This will open the Correct Pitch dialog box. Set the Correct Pitch Center to 100% for perfect pitch correction. You can choose a smaller percentage for less pitch correction. You might need to correct the placement of some of the blobs, so always listen through after the pitch correction and make changes if necessary.

Melodyne tries its best to find the correct pitch for the blobs, but some may be placed on the wrong pitch after the correction. To correct the out-of-place blob use the Main Tool, select the blob and then move it to another pitch. You can also correct the pitch drift between the blobs for smoother transitions between each blobs and its respective pitch.

Step 3 – Create a New Idea

You don’t have to just correct the pitch. You can move these blobs around to different locations to change the whole phrasing and melody of the audio. These processes are nondestructive. It doesn’t alter the original audio event at all.

To hear the original audio event just bypass the Melodyne instance. This can be seen in the Inspector. Use F4 to bring up the Inspector and scroll down to the Event FX. Here you’ll see the Melodyne instance. There will be a bypass button. Click on this to bypass Melodyne. This is a good way to hear what result Melodyne has had on the audio.

Step 4 – Render Melodyne Results

If you’re happy with the changes made by Melodyne you can render this to a new audio event. Go back to the Event FX in the Inspector. There you will see a render button. Click this, and it will render out the audio event with the Melodyne processing to a new audio event, and the Melodyne instance will be removed from the event.

If you want to go back and make any changes you can click Restore to restore the Melodyne instance on the audio event.

Step 5 – The Algorithms

Melodyne will detect if the material being analyzed is a melodic or percussive element. In the above steps the audio event was a melodic piece. Let's say you analyze a drum audio event with Melodyne then the percussive algorithm will be used. Instead of pitch notes being displayed on the left panel, it will show tones register in numbers. So what would you use Melodyne for on percussive material? Well you could use it to time-edit and correct the audio material. If you hover over the edges of a blob with the Main Tool it changes to the time-stretch tool.

Now you can either stretch or shrink a blob. Plus you can use the main Tool to move around the blobs creating a whole new drum piece. You could also use the Quantize Time window to correct the timing of the drums through Melodyne.

Melodyne Plugin

Conclusion

That’s how to make use of Melodyne within Studio One. It's great to have this included and integrated into Studio One. Being able to take advantage of Melodyne’s advanced pitch and time correcting algorithms gives you an ace up your sleeve with your productions. You can even manipulate the audio events into completely new ideas. Try this out in your Studio One songs.

For more tips and techniques on Studio One and Melodyne check out the following tutorials:

http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/songwriters-musicians-toolbox

http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/melodyne101

http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/melodyne201-advanced

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