In Melodyne studio, you can work with multiple tracks – in both the stand-alone and plug-in implementations. – If, however, you hold down the Alt key as you drag, the grid will be deactivated and you will be able to position the note freely. When released, the note will snap to the nearest grid line. To change the position in time of a note: – Click in the middle of the corresponding blob and drag it to the left or right. – If it’s the right note but simply out of tune (“off key”), double-click on it and it will snap at once to the intended pitch. – If you hold down the Alt key as you drag, the grid will be deactivated and you will be able to move the note by smaller amounts (in steps of a cent). The note will move in steps of a semitone. To change the pitch of a note: – Click in the middle of the corresponding blob and drag it up or down. Using the tools, you can edit notes individually or entire selections of notes simultaneously. With the other tools, you can alter, among other things, the vibrato, amplitude and formant spectrum of notes as well as their internal timing.
In Melodyne studio, you will often be working with Melodyne’s Main Tool, which can be used not only to change the pitch of notes but also their position in time and their duration as well as to split them. All such corrections should be made in Melodyne’s Note Assignment Mode before you begin your actual editing. Since, however, in the case of polyphonic material the issues are more complex and more interpretations are possible than with the other algorithms, it is sometimes necessary to revise the detection – where, say, a prominent overtone is identified as a separate note rather than simply one of the partials of an existing one. The detection process in Melodyne is mainly automatic and it delivers consistent results. Please note, however, that if you do this, any editing of the track you may already have done using Melodyne will be lost! That is why, you should always make sure that the correct algorithm has been selected before you begin editing. If your audio material is not displayed the way you want, you can select a different algorithm from the Algorithm menu. When the Percussive algorithm is used, all the notes are displayed in a single horizontal line when the Melodic or Polyphonic algorithms are used, on the other hand, the vertical position of the notes represents their pitch. Before you begin, however, there is one thing you must check:īased on its analysis of the audio material, Melodyne studio will have chosen to use either its Melodic, its Percussive or its Polyphonic algorithm. Melodyne’s characteristic blobs represent the notes found in your recording, which you can select, drag and edit using the tools provided.
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