Just checked my upgrade price - from studio 3 to studio 4 $149 (before discounts etc), which is of course the SAME price as an upgrade of any version of Editor to Studio 4
 
If nothing else this seems  not a fair way of doing this, as for me to own Studio 3 in the first place cost me a great deal more than just owning Editor. 
 
Perhaps I will query this with them.
Nigel
 

Bajan Blue
Just checked my upgrade price - from studio 3 to studio 4 $149 (before discounts etc), which is of course the SAME price as an upgrade of any version of Editor to Studio 4
 
If nothing else this seems  not a fair way of doing this, as for me to own Studio 3 in the first place cost me a great deal more than just owning Editor. 
 
Perhaps I will query this with them.
Nigel
 

Nigel, note the limited time offer on Editor to Studio 4.

Upgrade from Melodyne editor (all versions) to Melodyne 4 studio – Promotion price valid until 04/30/2016

http://audiodeluxe.com/search/apachesolr_search/celemony?filters=tid:19&mc_cid=d9cd73e75f&mc_eid=672748e8ef
 
All of the Editor upgrades mention Editor or Editor 1, but not Editor 2. That seems odd.
Editor 1 to Editor 4 is only $84 whereas the Ed1 to Studio 4 is $125.99 @ Audio Deluxe. Haven't been to JRRShop yet.
Those 3 extra features in Studio for another $42, doesn't seem a lot.
 
Michael

Q: When I get on Celemony's webpage and look at the comparisons, I see Studio is 32bit only and does not do polyphony. It seems to me the Editor version is better. What am I missing?

The link in msg #69 refers to the previous version, near the bottom of the page

The current version 3 of Melodyne studio only works in 32-bit. It can be linked via the MelodyneBridge plug-in or Rewire to 32-bit DAWs. One exception is Cubase 8, where the use of the MelodyneBridge plug-in is impossible; but even without connecting to a DAW it is always possible to export the desired audio tracks from the DAW, edit them in Melodyne studio 3 and then reimport them into the DAW. Version 4 of Melodyne studio, due for release in 2015, will of course work with 64-bit DAWs.

Current version: http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555
 
EDIT: bapu is fast, I am azSLOW

Check this page for details
http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555
 
and this one for upgrade prices and time period (scroll down)
https://www.celemony.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/CelemonyShop.woa/wa/shopEntry?task=displayDetail&article=441
 
This video made my decision for me! LOL  and there are the other ones to watch and get even more geeked!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol0OZ3xzsjs
 

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No. Studio has all the features of Editor plus a lot more. 

musicroom
Reading through this thread, my first thought was to upgrade my Editor version to the Studio version, but after reading more at celemony.com, it reads like the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. Am I reading this right??
 
 

Can you provide a link to where it is suggested that the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. As I understand it "Studio" contains everything that "Editor" version has plus multitrack editing and a couple other features.
 
Walt

I just watched a bunch of the new videos re: the new features in Melodyne 4 Studio. And it looks absolutely fantastic! The ability to synthesize sounds and make them sound completely different is awesome, and the tempo detection and editing tools are just what I need when I get live material sent to me and the tempo is all over the place in some spots--makes it harder to add other instruments and get it all together easily. So I think it's a no-brainer for any of us that are already using this, and particularly to go from editor to studio has a lot more, for not much more $$$ to upgrade. I'm sold, although it will take a while to become good at it--there's a lot of discovery you can get just by fiddling with the various new tools they have added.

While you make a good point Terra...Celemony is usually pretty quick with
fixes if there are problems...i.e...the version I installed was 4.1....

cclarry
While you make a good point Terra...Celemony is usually pretty quick with
fixes if there are problems...i.e...the version I installed was 4.1....

That's kind of what I'm hoping will happen. I'm not sure if this is intentional though. Some seem to think they are shifting a bit of their direction. Time will tell. I'll likely still pick it up for the intro price.

okay so I have Melodyne Essentials that came with Sonar X3 Pro and SPLAT.
 
upgrading my current Essentials to Melodyne Studio 4 costs $749.00.
 
SPLAT 2016 is getting Melodyne Essentials 4.  posted here:  http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/SONAR/Rolling-Updates#Coming-In-2016
 
I see no cheap way of upgrading Melodyne Essential to Studio.
 
maybe I should register my new SPLAT Melodyne serial with Melodyne and they will sent me that 50% off upgrade offer again.
 
totally confused by all this.

Rimshot
No. Studio has all the features of Editor plus a lot more. 

like after detection of a tempo map, you can edit (or even out) the tempo map and export the tempo map (as MIDI) for import into SONAR.
 
I have a bout 30 old songs I'd love to do this with.