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Title: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Mike Tyson on June 21, 2010, 10:08:24 pm
Any dudes using this? A mate has aquired it but we are struggling to get it to work correctly. We were hoping it would allow us to split pretty much any tune into the required segments, almost there but not quite.  :shrug:
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: slackline on June 21, 2010, 11:40:04 pm
Any dudes using this? A mate has aquired it but we are struggling to get it to work correctly. We were hoping it would allow us to split pretty much any tune into the required segments, almost there but not quite.  :shrug:

If all you want to do is chop audio files up then try Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/)
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Mike Tyson on June 22, 2010, 08:44:39 am
I should have elaborated more, what Melodyne is supposed to do is analize any track, then break it up into each individual section of music input i.e if you wanted say a vocal of something you could run it through and then extract just the vocal. If we could get it to work properly it would be an amazing piece of software.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Paul B on June 22, 2010, 08:57:29 am
If you're running windows 7 it helps to use "run as administrator" for keygens / cracks / patches etc. or so I've heard  :whistle:
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Mike Tyson on June 22, 2010, 02:15:15 pm
Funnily enough, the guy in question with said programme has been installing Windows 7 64 bit on his PC since 8 this morning!  :o Thanks for the tip Paul.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: slackline on June 22, 2010, 02:31:35 pm
Funnily enough, the guy in question with said programme has been installing Windows 7 64 bit on his PC since 8 this morning!  :o

 :lol: thats the sort of time I'd expect if the OS were being compiled from source/bootstrapped.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Bubba on June 22, 2010, 03:25:21 pm
If you're running windows 7 it helps to use "run as administrator" for keygens / cracks / patches etc. or so I've heard  :whistle:
Best thing to do with keygens, etc is to run them in VMWare so they don't touch your real OS. I'd avoid cracks/patches completely unless they are from a reliable source.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Paul B on June 24, 2010, 12:10:59 pm
does that still allow patches to make necessary changes to files/folders and add exceptions for things like update servers?
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Bubba on June 24, 2010, 02:41:35 pm

No, there would be no use running patches in VMWare unless you just wanted to test them out to see if they did anything blatantly obvious or to see if an AV program freaked out when you ran them.

I try not to run any cracks, only keygens.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Houdini on July 10, 2010, 08:01:10 pm
I'd avoid cracks/patches completely unless they are from a reliable source.

Elaborate, please.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Bubba on July 11, 2010, 06:38:06 pm
Look for a release from one of the reputable cracking groups, e.g. Core/Embrace/etc. and run the CRC check to see if it's as originally released.

Never use anything like this from a public torrent site or rapidshare sites, only from somewhere where you know somebody will have tested the release before offering it for download, and where there is a reliable community that will post up if the release is dodgy.
Title: Re: Melodyne editor?
Post by: Houdini on July 11, 2010, 10:46:26 pm
I was hoping to use this melodyne to extract clean vox minus the chaff around it.



I don't think that this is one of the things that melodyne can do, and at best, you could spend ages manipulating for poor results.

I'm going to try a few plug-in s I know to EQ out the unwanted material, well, as best as I can.


What's a CRC check?
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