this link shows some interesting stuff...that Studio is geared more towards stand alone and multitrack.  Editor is recommended most for vocals, etc.  It appears Studio does NOT include everything Editor has, plus more.  It appears different.  I'm certainly ready to be told I'm wrong... but looking at their site....
http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/functions
 
EDIT...seems Studio is just geared towards multitrack, and maybe the much higher cost.  Editor is for single tracks.... Am I wrong in this interpretation?

mixmkr
this link shows some interesting stuff...that Studio is geared more towards stand alone and multitrack.  Editor is recommended most for vocals, etc.  It appears Studio does NOT include everything Editor has, plus more.  It appears different.  I'm certainly ready to be told I'm wrong... but looking at their site....
http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/functions
 
EDIT...seems Studio is just geared towards multitrack, and maybe the much higher cost.  Editor is for single tracks.... Am I wrong in this interpretation?

I think that is the older page.
 
Look at this one ----> http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555

bapu
I think that is the older page.
 
Look at this one ----> http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555

OK... so the Studio does ADD the multitrack and all the sound synthesis stuff....AND has everything Editor has.  So yes, worth the extra $$ for sure.

Having an end of April deadline too helps this pocketbook as well.  Glad it wasn't the 15 day deal like it was last year to upgrade from Essential to Editor.

I just jumped in. Quite the week for studio upgrades. Good thing my tax refund is only 6 weeks away...

WallyG

musicroom
Reading through this thread, my first thought was to upgrade my Editor version to the Studio version, but after reading more at celemony.com, it reads like the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. Am I reading this right??
 
 

Can you provide a link to where it is suggested that the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. As I understand it "Studio" contains everything that "Editor" version has plus multitrack editing and a couple other features.
 
Walt

This is the page I was reading from...
http://www.celemony.com/e.../functions?checkLang=1

musicroom

WallyG

musicroom
Reading through this thread, my first thought was to upgrade my Editor version to the Studio version, but after reading more at celemony.com, it reads like the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. Am I reading this right??
 
 

Can you provide a link to where it is suggested that the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. As I understand it "Studio" contains everything that "Editor" version has plus multitrack editing and a couple other features.
 
Walt

This is the page I was reading from...
http://www.celemony.com/e.../functions?checkLang=1

Which is the WRONG page.
 
Look at this one ----> http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555

See this for a comparison of Version 4 offerings (scroll down a bit once you are there). Studio has all the offerings:
http://www.celemony.com/e...technical-matters#3555
 
 

bapu

musicroom

WallyG

musicroom
Reading through this thread, my first thought was to upgrade my Editor version to the Studio version, but after reading more at celemony.com, it reads like the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. Am I reading this right??

Can you provide a link to where it is suggested that the Editor version might be a better choice if the focus is vocals. As I understand it "Studio" contains everything that "Editor" version has plus multitrack editing and a couple other features.

Walt

This is the page I was reading from...
http://www.celemony.com/e.../functions?checkLang=1

Which is the WRONG page.
 
Look at this one ----> http://www.celemony.com/en/melodyne/editions-and-technical-matters#3555

 
A TL:DR short reply according to the chart between editor and studio is :
 
studio does the following editor does not
 
Quantize to reference track – Carry over the timing of one track to another
 

 

Multi-tracking and Multitrack Note Editing – See and edit multiple tracks simultaneously   XSound Editor – Change the timbre by adjusting the balance between partials
 

Upgrades are cheaper from the 3rd party places, I was going to spring for studio, but my primary use would be vocal tracks so editor would probably work just fine for me
btw I still have essentials licensed also , and the upgrade is listed as FREE

Ham N Egz
 
I still have essentials licensed also , and the upgrade is listed as FREE

Where are you seeing that?  I see no upgrade path from essential 2 > 4 and the website shows $99 from essential to editor.  (and cheaper at online discount stores).