Before I install the new version, I would very much like to know if the constant crashing problem with the VST3 version has been sorted out or not?
In earlier builds - and this one comes & goies from build to build - it is impossible to work with as it seems to capture the audio, but whilst it is analyzing it everything simply crashes.
Workaround is to use the VST2.4 version & get rid of the VST3 version - but it would be good to know if I still need to do this or not.

ALso, what is the recommended installation procedure?
Do I simply install "over the top" or is it better to uninstall the earlier build first?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Hello,

we have successfully tested our latest Melodyne versions with Nuendo 5. See here.

If you encounter any crashes during the analysis process, then very likely you are either running out of memory or your buffer size is set too small. Please see this thread for details. If possible, run both Nuendo and Melodyne in 64 bit.

Installing over the older version should be okay. But if you find that this causes any problems, you can still go through the uninstall/reinstall routine.

Thanks Claudio.

I'll let you know how it all went.
Buffer size has been fixed at 1024 samples for as long as I can remember now - works better for me.
RAM is limited to 2Gb and will be so until everything I use is in 64 bit, which is currently not even close to the case.
Also it was only the VST3 version I had issues with, and even then this varies from build to build - some worked, others (noticeably the last version) did not and always crashed during analysis.

Fingers crossed and off we go - I will uninstall the previous build completely, I think - just to be sure.

Many Thanks for the pointers - much appreciated.