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Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
... (how) is this possible?
Right now Melodyne always opens in the docker, where it is completely useless due to the tiny amount of space. I would therefore like to configure it to always open on the second monitor and in fullscreen mode.
Any help appreciated ...
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 17:49:03
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I do not know of a way to have Melodyne instantiate outside of the multi-dock other than to add it to the Utilities menu (there are some posts here outlining how to do this with soundforge and requires a registry edit). Doing this actually passes the audio to Melodyne and Melodyne opens in stand-alone mode. Makes edits, save, and exit, and that data passes back into SONAR. Edit: Actually Melodyne may already exist in the Utilities Menu, since I never recall adding this on my machine. Melodyne will be passed the active clip (or potentially entire track) via this method. However, you can undock the multi-dock and put that on a second monitor maximized. Then when Melodyne instantiates it will still be inside the multi-dock, but it will already be on the other screen and maximized. This may be the simpler solution to try first.
post edited by mettelus - 2015/03/08 18:12:13
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 20:28:36
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If you haven't already, undock your console and put it on the second monitor. I believe Melodyne will go wherever the console is. In my case, it always opens to the second monitor as a full screen tab.
post edited by pencilartist - 2015/03/08 22:44:19
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 20:53:10
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You can move the whole multi dock to the other monitor and open it full screen then anything that starts in the multidock will display there.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 21:38:02
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mudgel
You can move the whole multi dock to the other monitor and open it full screen then anything that starts in the multidock will display there.
But it only remains on the second screen while there is something docked within it. As soon as you close Melodyne (or Bounce to Clips, which automatically closes it), the Multidock reverts to its original position in the main window.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 21:43:25
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Not if you unlock the screen set in which you move the dock and then lock once you're done.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 21:57:19
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mudgel
Not if you unlock the screen set in which you move the dock and then lock once you're done.
I've just tried that. It didn't work.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 22:36:09
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☄ Helpfulby mettelus 2015/03/08 23:27:31
The multi-dock automatically closes when there is nothing in it. The way I get around this is that I always have the console view in it, and I keep the dock full screen on the second monitor. That way, if I've got a melodyne window open in the multi-dock, and I bounce the clip, the melodyne closes, but the dock doesn't.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 22:45:38
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/08 23:31:33
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Haha! Left out a step didn't I. As John T said keep the Console in the Multidock. I've had my setup for so long I forgot. It's what I call my default screen set 1 so I can always get back to it.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/09 00:36:53
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The multi-dock is pretty useful for housing your plugins so you don't have to open and close them, the Piano Roll, and of course for housing the Console. Navigating between the different multi-dock items is simple too, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right. Most of the time you'll have something open in the multi-dock one way or the other. Get used to keeping it open and navigating between windows so you don't have to frequently open and close them, and you'll have access to Melodyne the way you want.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/10 04:16:50
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Thanks for your suggestions, everybody!
I think they all don't fit my workflow though, for various reasons, so I'm afraid I'll have to live with that situation. Sonar isn't my primary DAW, so I definitely can live with it, but it would be nice to be able to configure window default sizes and positions independently of the docker.
I do want the docker to stay on the first screen (to display the region list below the arranger view), while Melodyne should always open on the second screen and always in maximized mode. That does not seem to be possible.
Leaving Melodyne open all the time is a workaround that I'm not comfortable with when doing a complete mix, but for a pure editing session, it would do the trick.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/10 09:30:18
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instead of using Melodyne in the docked window, put it in the FX bin by right clicking the FX bin and then choosing VST3>Celemony>Melodyne
then your melodyne window is independent of the sonar windows, just like any other VST.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/10 09:41:55
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When you use Melodyne as a Region fx it is located in the MultiDock. If you use it as a VST you lose the region fx workflow which is the point of the tight ARA integration.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/10 09:48:43
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When you use Melodyne as a Region fx it is located in the MultiDock. If you use it as a VST you lose the region fx workflow which is the point of the tight ARA integration.
I understand that. however, IMO the "region FX" is not that big of a deal when using melodyne. you can always transfer only a region of the track to melodyne when it's in the FX bin.
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Re: Always open Melodyne in fullscreen mode on second monitor?
2015/03/10 11:47:01
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John T
The multi-dock automatically closes when there is nothing in it. The way I get around this is that I always have the console view in it, and I keep the dock full screen on the second monitor. That way, if I've got a melodyne window open in the multi-dock, and I bounce the clip, the melodyne closes, but the dock doesn't.
+1
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