I'm not sure if anyone has posted this, but on the Celemony website they have a 70 minute video on Melodyne 4. The cool thing about the video is you can skip easily to different parts of the video. Here is the info from Celemony:
 
"Sit back and let product specialist Stefan Lindlahr show you all you need to know to operate Melodyne 4 successfully.
As you watch the films, you can decide for yourself which subjects to fly over and which to examine in greater detail. With our smart video player, you can navigate effortlessly through the contents and concentrate on the parts that interest you.
Total length: 70 minutes"
 
http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/new-in-melodyne-4
 
You'll need to scroll about 3/4 down the page.

Thanks SLIP.....will check it out!!

This appears to be a single video that was sliced up into about 16 parts on YT. The indexing is cool!

Wow... that's some good information. 
 

stevec
Wow... that's some good information. 
 

I really love the way you can skip to different topics in the video.

S.L.I.P.

stevec
Wow... that's some good information. 
 

I really love the way you can skip to different topics in the video.

Yup!  It's a really nice setup.   I've downloaded the ten main MP4s so I can review offline. 

stevec

S.L.I.P.

stevec
Wow... that's some good information. 
 

I really love the way you can skip to different topics in the video.

Yup!  It's a really nice setup.   I've downloaded the ten main MP4s so I can review offline. 

That's cool. Where to you find the MP4s?

S.L.I.P.

stevec

S.L.I.P.

stevec
Wow... that's some good information. 
 

I really love the way you can skip to different topics in the video.

Yup!  It's a really nice setup.   I've downloaded the ten main MP4s so I can review offline. 

That's cool. Where to you find the MP4s?

I use the Video Download Helper plugin with Firefox, which playing back a video triggers a download option in the tool bar (assuming the video doesn't use DRM).   In this case of the Melodyne videos, because of the way they're structured all ten were listed sequentially at the same time.   It's also great for Youtube videos too. 

Thanks for the info, Steve. I appreciate it!

You're welcome!