I created an audio track.
I copied a wav vocal file there.
I added Melodyne to the track.
I transferred the vocal to Melodyne.
All Good up to this point.
 
Now I adjusted one notes pitch - No problem.
I went to adjust another note and the first note I edited went back to it's original position?
I tried different notes and then went to the next note and again the first edited note went back to it's original position.
This is the first time I imported a wav file to an audio track and tried to adjust it with Melodyne.
 
When I work on other tracks that were recorded live to a track I have had no issues adjust notes.
 
Any help would be appreciated.

I have this exact problem, it renders melodyne useless. There must be a simple answer. It hasnt always done this so something has changed.

Goooler
 
I transferred the vocal to Melodyne.
 

How are you doing this ? Might be just a terminology issue here, but there is no need to "transfer" anything. Select clip, Ctrl+M and it's there in front of you. Not saying this will solve the problem you have, but just something to try if you're doing it some other way. I have not experienced the issue you describe at all.

Even if you select a clip and use region fx>melodyne which then opens and analyses the track, it still does the same thing.
If you select a note and change pitch, its fine, UNTIL you move another note which then undoes the previous edit.
 
Might try a re-install

Sounds like there is another Melodyne window open somewhere and you didn't click away the "welcome to Melodyne" prompt.

Sanderxpander
Sounds like there is another Melodyne window open somewhere and you didn't click away the "welcome to Melodyne" prompt.

Lol that was it, cant believe it was that simple! Go to the top of the class and pass me the dunce hat on the way :)

Has happened to me like 10 times now haha :)
Glad you got it fixed!

Can't wait to get home and try that!

I had this problem two days ago. But I had left about four melodyne regions on (not bounced to clip like I usually do) when I'd last worked on this project. When I reopened it the next day, it did this and drove me crazy for about 30 minutes until I closed, reopened and bounced down the clips. I bet that's what the problem was. I'm very happy I read this thread!

Yeah it's kinda dumb, the first Melodyne window ALWAYS starts with a prompt, and you seemingly can't disable it. If you save your project with a bunch of minimized Melodyne windows, you tend to get this problem. Finding the one with the prompt and clicking it away should fix it, no need to bounce.