It could be that I don't have my latency set high enough.
Melodyne keeps giving me an error window that I need to have 1024 samples in the buffer. This happens each time I try to use it.
Tech support told me I could just ignore this message and things would probably be OK. (It was for a tech support call on another matter, so I didn't ask any more questions).
I have my buffer set at 176 (4 milliseconds) and everything has been stable, no issues.
The official Melodyne help page says you need a minimum of 512 but 1024 is best. There are other threads about Melodyne not working properly. I wonder if it comes back to latency settings.
So I opened the ASIO panel for my Roland FA-101. To change buffer size, it turns out you have to close all applications using the FA-101, and then turn the FA-101 off and on again.
Of course this is ludicrous.
1024 samples is too high to use for soft-synths. So you have to forgo all of your soft-synths in order to use Melodyne? Or does Celemony corporation actually belove you should change your buffer size each time you try to use their software?
Not to mention, hundreds of soft-synths can function in real time with very short latency settings, and Melodyne needs 23 milliseconds to do what it does after the fact. How can this be?
I tried Melodyne 10 years ago and thought it was too much trouble. And it looks like nothing has changed.
I hope I am wrong. When I get some time, I'll call tech support and see if I can get an answer. Then I will report back.