Melodyne Magic

Here is something that I did in a few minutes.  What you hear is a drum loop, in which I hummed a bass line  over it ( I discovered that humming is best for a bass line).  I converted it to midi, and chose a synth bass.  I did this by choosing the "Melodic, " algorithm, which is what you should choose for a bass line.  Then I chose the "Polyphonic," algorithm on the same hummed piece, which I saved as midi, and used as the third track.  As you can see it created all these other notes, to create a fun little piece. 
 
http://www.calfcomusic.com/MeloDyneMagic.mp3

Very nice! I have only been exposed to Melodyne because of X3 but have been having a lot of fun learning its capabilities and limitations.

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Here is something that I did in a few minutes.  What you hear is a drum loop, in which I hummed a bass line  over it ( I discovered that humming is best for a bass line).  I converted it to midi, and chose a synth bass.  I did this by choosing the "Melodic, " algorithm, which is what you should choose for a bass line.  Then I chose the "Polyphonic," algorithm on the same hummed piece, which I saved as midi, and used as the third track.  As you can see it created all these other notes, to create a fun little piece. 
 
http://www.calfcomusic.com/MeloDyneMagic.mp3

cool, I will check out your song later at home. I tried to sing a bass line, but failed big time.  Maybe I should try humming...!

Yes, that was the real magic, turning the mono humming on the third track using the polyphonic algorithm.  I could of done some editing on the notes that were a little off, but I wanted to show the speed of doing this as well as the results of thinking outside the box.