Our video recommendations from the different sections. Navigate to more videos with the tabs and thumbnails.

• 
  Lamb – Remix Competition (1:29)
• 
  Time Handles & Attack Speed (5:03)
• 
  ARA, Melodyne and Studio One (9:10)
• 
  True Scale & Tuning (5:38)
• 
  Extracting a guitar lick to MIDI (3:14)
• 
  Tempo variation in the DAW (5:25)
• 
  Midge Ure (8:25)
• 
  The Melodyne Echo (3:22)

New in Melodyne editor 2.0

• 
  Time Handles & Attack Speed (5:03)
• 
  True Scale & Tuning (5:38)
• 
  Improvements in editor 2.0 (3:04)

Video Tours

Watch, don't read: These films correspond to the tours in the Melodyne editor manual. Most of them are also relevant for Melodyne assistant, since it only differs from Melodyne editor with regard to DNA Direct Note Access.

Loading, transferring and saving

• 
  Transferring audio (2:33)
• 
  Loading and saving audio (8:17)
• 
  Recording audio (6:32)
• 
  Saving MIDI (4:04)

Displaying, navigating and playing back audio

• 
  Playback, navigation and zooming (4:13)
• 
  Setting a cycle range (2:21)
• 
  Select display options (6:43)

Checking and editing the note detection

• 
  Note detection, melodic (4:37)
• 
  Note detection, polyphonic (7:43)
• 
  Note detection, rhythmic (2:22)

The Time Grid

• 
  Time Grid (3:31)

   Selecting and copying audio notes

• 
  Selecting notes (4:33)
• 
  Copying notes (3:59)

Editing notes using the Macros and Tools

• 
  Correct Pitch Macro (3:02)
• 
  Quantize Time Macro (4:48)
• 
  Main Tool (4:05)
• 
  Editing pitch (5:57)
• 
  Pitch modulation and drift (4:02)
• 
  Shifting formants (3:46)
• 
  Editing amplitude (3:39)
• 
  Editing timing (6:00)
• 
  Note separations (1:54)

Special functions of Melodyne editor Plug-in

• 
  Real-time controllers (2:28)
• 
  Tempo variation in the DAW (5:25)
• 
  Managing files (9:44)

Special functions of Melodyne editor Stand-Alone

• 
  Matching the Time Grid (7:00)

Melodyne essential is our most affordable Melodyne edition. These films correspond to the tours in the manual and show you how to work with Melodyne essential.

Loading, transferring and saving

• 
  Transferring audio (2:30)
• 
  Loading and saving audio (6:32)
• 
  Recording audio (6:20)

Displaying, navigating and playing back audio

• 
  Playback and navigation (3:28)
• 
  Cycle range (2:53)
• 
  Display options (4:33)

Checking and editing the note detection

• 
  Note detection, melodic (4:37)
• 
  Note detection, rhythmic (2:21)

   Setting the Time Grid

• 
  Time Grid (3:05)

Selecting and editing audio notes

• 
  Selecting notes (2:55)
• 
  Correct Pitch Macro (3:19)
• 
  Quantize Time Macro (4:25)
• 
  Main Tool (4:07)
• 
  Copying notes (3:35)

Special functions of Melodyne essential Plugin

• 
  Tempo variations in the DAW (5:16)
• 
  Managing files (9:41)

Special functions of Melodyne essential Stand-Alone

• 
  Matching the Time Grid (6:51)

Melodyne is considered a unique and indispensable audio tool. In these films, successful artists and producers tell you why and how they are using Melodyne.

• 
  Joseph Magee – Disney (8:45)
• 
  Wayne Kramer – MC5, films and TV (6:26)
• 
  Jason Phats – Phats & Small (7:13)
• 
  Hans-Martin Buff –
  Prince (7:11)
• 
  Midge Ure (8:25)
• 
  Rob Arbittier – Stevie Wonder (7:53)
• 
  Mike Rodriguez (Trailer Park) (8:04)
• 
  Tim Gordine, pt. 1 of 2: interview (6:39)
• 
  Tim Gordine, pt. 2 of 2: hands-on (3:55)
• 
  Gareth Jones – De- peche Mode (6:54)
• 
  Guy Sigsworth – Madonna, Björk (9:06)
• 
  Andy Gray, pt. 1 of 2: interview (8:04)
• 
  Andy Gray, part 2 of 2: hands-on (9:00)
• 
  Melodyne Moments @ NAMM (7:04)
• 
  Mischke – Michael Jackson, JLo (6:15)
• 
  Peter Gabriel: Scratch My Back (3:56)
• 
  Ali Staton – Madonna (7:51)
• 
  Steve Williams – Sting, Seal (7:41)

So what can you do with Melodyne? These films give you an idea about different applications as well as tips for using Melodyne editor, assistant and essential.

• 
  First Steps (10:03)
• 
  Making beats with One Shots (5:37)
• 
  Editing pop vocals (10:09)
• 
  Guitar in the Style of Tom Morello (5:51)
• 
  Creative use of the Amplitude Tool (3:05)
• 
  De- and Re-mixing a Vocal Phrase (7:33)
• 
  Creative use of formants (3:59)
• 
  Sliding with Melodyne (3:10)
• 
  Extracting a guitar lick to MIDI (3:14)
• 
  Creating a vocal guide track (2:48)
• 
  The Melodyne Echo (3:22)
• 
  Mutating a drum loop (4:29)
• 
  Sample Extraction (3:12)

Behind the scenes: Here you find videos about the technical background of Melodyne as well as interviews with Celemony team members.

• 
  ARA, Melodyne and Studio One (9:10)
• 
  ARA – Interview (6:02)
• 
  “What does a stone sound like?” (27:28)
• 
  64-bit – part 1 of 2 (9:20)
• 
  64-bit – part 2 of 2 (6:59)
• 
  Direct Note Access – Interview (14:08)