A Melodyne for Sonar X3 (basic) Update ... Is it Real or Not?

I've been going round and round with representatives at Cakewalk and at Celemony because  of an interpretation of a Promotion on the Celemony site that accompanies an Installation of Cakewalk Sonar X3.  The following screen shot represents what is displayed as soon as Sonar X3 (basic) is finished installing:
 
It comes displayed  immediately after X3 is finished installing and before X3 is launched.  Therefore I see that promotion as an offer to download and add Celemony's Melodyne to Sonar XP as a completely free update. I see the he words "Don't want to take a decison yet?" as being  meaningless in the context of the promotion.  I chalk it up to sloppiness on the part of Celemony's advertizing group. 
 
In the message contained in the following screenshot, Celemony further supports my interpretation by stating that Melodyne (Editor) is bundled with Sonar X3 ... not X3 Studio  ... not  X3 Producer; but, as written in the promotion, just plain old X3 (basic??)

While I probably should give up the fight, I am the type that believes  online commerce needs to clean up their acts and offer messages that are truthful and without elements of deceit and trickery.  Nothing is more irritating, for example,  than to download a piece of software that is promoted as being a "free download" only to learn that the download is free but the software is not.  Although both Cakewalk and Celemony have wonderfully designed products about which they can be justifiably proud, one may begin to question either the integrity of their marketing tricks or question why such sloppiness  in the quality of their promotions is allowed to seep through to the consuming public. 
 
 
 
 

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In terms of sloppiness,  .... Melodyne Single Track, Melodyne Essential, Melodyne Editor ... I defy anyone who  reads the promotional to define what version is to be updated "free" and bundled with Sonar X3.   Somewhere in the mix up there is mention of Melodyne Single Track which I why I have used that descriptor almost exclusively. I have also seen Melodyne Editor Single Track  or was is Melodyne Essential Singel Track.   None-the-less, absolutely nothing said about  the bundled item being a "trial" version or a "30-day trial" version.   

I understand there are those out there that try and read in to things, but take it for what it is.
try and cut these guys a break once in awhile, they really do make a great product.
 
with that, I wish you the best in making good music.

Yeah, the way Celemony packages Melodyne, it can be confusing. Essential, Assistant and Editor are all the same Melodyne singletrack binaries with the serial number activating the feature set.

The free update Celemony was promoting was from their own version 1.3 to 2.0

It caught a lot of people out. I too read the promo but was able to decipher it's meaning. Perhaps some people see the word free and make assumptions without the context.