Melodyne studio gives you all the functions that have made Melodyne one of the most valued tools in professional music production. Enthusiastic users, euphoric test reports and numerous awards all attest to the uniquely powerful, intuitive and musical editing possibilities of Melodyne studio. Whether it is used for the correction of errors or the creative refashioning of your audio material. Human hearing is particularly sensitive when it comes to vocal tracks, which is why producers all over the world are grateful that intonation and timing corrections with Melodyne studio are practically inaudible. Correct the notes quickly and easily with the help of a macro or drag them with the mouse to the correct pitch or position in time. Fine-tune their length, their volume or the intensity of their vibrato.With Melodyne studio, you can see and edit not just one but as many tracks as you like. So you can create with extraordinary ease multi-voice arrangements from a source track with only one voice, taking advantage even of the possibility of outputting each individual voice via a separate channel in the mixer. You can quantize tracks using other tracks for reference and even copy pitches from one audio track to another. Melodyne studio offers the greatest possible degree of flexibility and creative freedom for your arrangements. Multi-tracking adds up to a lot more here than the sum of multiple tracks.

Key features:

• Multi-track audio editing and arranging environment with Melodyne technology for Mac OS X and Windows
• Works in stand-alone mode or can be linked via MelodyneBridge (VST, AU, RTAS) or ReWire to compatible DAWs under Mac OS X and Windows
• Audio-to-MIDI: converts monophonic audio material accurately into MIDI for the real-time control of synthesizers
• Integrated mixing console with hosting capability for effects and instruments (for the audio-to-MIDI function)
• Activation on up to two computers or via iLok
• Arranging and editing of an unlimited number of tracks
• Manual or automatic correction of intonation and timing errors
• Refashioning of melodies, timing and rhythm
• Transposition including adjustment to scale
• Modifying various note parameters such as volume, vibrato, formant spectrum
• Pitch shifting and time stretching
• Re-quantization