Yea!

What do it do?

If you have the studio version you can work on multiple tracks in a single instance. It does seem to work although I have just tested it with a small sample project.

bapu
What do it do?

May be some people will stop whining about there voice is destroyed by Melodyne (as far as I could see, that was major complain from users) ;)

Y'all may want to check for backwards-compatabilty. On my rig it ain't playing nice.

It was unclear as of last week whether or not... in studio... multi track editing was possible in ARA mode.   From my point of view that was a major time consumer....  is it now available in ara mode?

Bonjo
Y'all may want to check for backwards-compatabilty. On my rig it ain't playing nice.

From what was released a month ago or so, Sonar is supposed to be Melodyne 4.1 ready.
What's going on anyway ?

thedukewestern
It was unclear as of last week whether or not... in studio... multi track editing was possible in ARA mode.   From my point of view that was a major time consumer....  is it now available in ara mode?

I have not had a chance to push it hard enough to find out where it breaks, but I was able to apply as a region effect to six tracks at once and was able to edit them all in the same window.

chuckebaby
From what was released a month ago or so, Sonar is supposed to be Melodyne 4.1 ready.
What's going on anyway ?

SONAR 2016.09 Update lists as being Ready for Melodyne 4.1 in preparation for a then to be released Melodyne 4.1

Now Melodyne 4.1 has been released, you can be rest assured that if you perform this Melodyne update to 4.1, and have instaklled the  SONAR 2016.09 Update, Sonar will be ready for Melodyne 4.1.

To do the update to Melodyne 4.1, simply log on to your Celemony account at www.celemony.com and perform a download of what ever version of Melodyne you have registered.

don't feel like a guinea pig...  it's awful early.