pbognar
I just wish the details of the offer would be published somewhere on the Cakewalk site.

The offer is Melodyne's.  It wouldn't make any sense for Cakewalk to publish that.  And Melodyne has smartly made this a private offering to SONAR X3 customers.  That limits the impact on their retail pricing.  it is a great deal on the most amazing, useful software.  I hope you are able to beg, borrow (but not steal) the money to take advantage of this.

Anyone been able to get the email link that Celemony sent to us, to work. Mine just sends me to there product store, and no special pricing to be found:(

ob1peanut - I'm in the same boat.  I want to take advantage of the upgrade but the link they sent me just takes me to their regular store.  I did send an e-mail inquiring but have not heard back yet.

Sent them a email yesterday an they sent me a new link today. Now installing:) Its great to see good service.

ob1peanut
Sent them a email yesterday an they sent me a new link today. Now installing:) Its great to see good service.

I also contacted Celemony when I ran into some problems with this discount offer.  The Celemony staff is great! Really helpful and service-oriented people :)

For those in the same boat.  My link to the $149 upgrade did not work.  I sent an email to Celemony and within minutes got a new corrected link.  This was also on Satruday.  They have remarkable support for a weekend.  Thanks for this thread and for the info to email them.  It worked.
 
BTW, I just entered the new serial number in my Sonar's Melodyne Essential and it immediately upgraded from Essential to Editor.  Just have to also download the standalone version, but Sonar ARA version was just a matter of entering in the new serial number.  Voila!  It is done.

cecelius2
Just have to also download the standalone version,

I'm just curious how people would use the stand-alone program.  I guess if you just want to take a vocal and put all the pitches dead center, that would work.  But when I am using Melodyne, I want to hear the track being edited in the context of the whole mix.  How else would I know about the rest of the  adjustments (attack speed, note length, amplitude, etc)?