tindog13
...when I selected a note I could hear it, and listen to it change as I dragged it up and down the scale, but I can no longer hear it and cannot find a setting for that.

 
Try turning on input echo.
 

I don't seem to have the ability to split notes anymore... I assume that another upgrade of Melodyne is required to get that back, or is it a setting thing?

As mentioned above, hover just over the top of the blob, then double-click.

I've just checked my e-mail and there were two waiting for me from Celemony. One of them contained a link that would allow me to upgrade to "Editor" for 149 Euros, so I'm going to have a think about that. Apparently that offer runs out on August 15th.
 
The obvious thing to do would be to select "Test Melodyne editor" from the menu in essential...

tindog13
I was using the trial version of Melodyne, I upgraded to Sonar Pro, which has Melodyne included, does anyone know how to set the Pitch Grid to "No snap" as a default? I always use "no snap" and it gets tiresome having to remember to select it each time, and while using the trial version, when I selected a note I could hear it, and listen to it change as I dragged it up and down the scale, but I can no longer hear it and cannot find a setting for that. Also, just to make sure I'm understanding it right and not just doing something wrong... I don't seem to have the ability to split notes anymore... I assume that another upgrade of Melodyne is required to get that back, or is it a setting thing?

I am using Melodyne Essential (Sonar Platinum, Glxxster).  I can spit by double clicking on the split cursor, also I hear the note when I drag it.  As for the snap, I just leave it on Chromatic.  I think that is Melodyne default.
 
Just sayin
 
tom

tindog13
...I always use "no snap" and it gets tiresome having to remember to select it each time...

 
I find this really annoying. I'm surprised that more people havn't complained about it.

It looks like I now have another VST to learn how to use 

synkrotron
I've just checked my e-mail and there were two waiting for me from Celemony. One of them contained a link that would allow me to upgrade to "Editor" for 149 Euros, so I'm going to have a think about that. Apparently that offer runs out on August 15th.
 
The obvious thing to do would be to select "Test Melodyne editor" from the menu in essential...

Andy, there is a version which sits between Essential & Editor called Melodyne Assistant. This is the version I've got as I couldn't justify the price for Editor
 
See here http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/functions
 
 

Hi Jonesey,
 
I'd gone and hit the upgrade button on Editor...
 
I spent a bit of time evaluating it by fixing some timing issues on my guitar playing, and I was really impressed with being able to select individual polyphonic notes, which you cannot do with Assistant.
 
With the discount that currently comes with Platinum it means I got Editor for 149 Euros. Converted to quids, that's £105, there or there abouts. And even if VAT goes onto that at 20%, that would make it around £126 (I've yet to see what was taken off my credit card).
 
So that's even cheaper than Assistant 
 
cheers
 
andy

I got Editor for $149,but endless hassle until command centre somehow fixed the integration with Platinum,before,when I upgraded Melodyne wanted nothing to do with SONAR so I felt ripped off,I still have no idea what I'm doing with it but it does seem amazing,though I'm saddened that I learned how to bend up to notes correctly,worked hard on vibrato,and now with this tool you can have great sounding solos[?] without going through the years of learning how to play,I love it and I hate it.
Bob                             
 
ediot:$400 USD upgrade to Editor!!!    with our AU Dollar at or near horror,I think I'll just LOVE it...wow

I think they should still offer the upgrade at a reduction for Sonar users. I bought it at 300 at the time, right before they started the 150 deal, and they sent me back the extra 150. They're pretty ok people at Celemony, send them an email and ask what they can do.