Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't you just be using the VST version of Waves Tune as opposed to the Rewire version? That way you can just bypass/delete the VST if you want to revert to the original.

By the way, I only have Tune LT, but it seems awfully similar in operation to Melodyne, just less modern (tiny GUI, no ARA). I know you seem set on this course, but I would really urge you to consider Melodyne again and perhaps share some of the problems you've been having with it.

mudgel
What about Melodyne? Don't you use that?

The problem with Melodyne is that Melodyne Essentials (which is what ships with X3 Producer) does not include the pitch drift tool that lets you flatten pitch drift within a blob or change the angle, it just lets you choose the amount of drift (0 - 100%) - you need to buy the more expensive version to get that feature. That is why I continue to use V-Vocal -- it provides complete control over pitch.

Sanderxpander
Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't you just be using the VST version of Waves Tune as opposed to the Rewire version? That way you can just bypass/delete the VST if you want to revert to the original.

What was the answer to this, please?  Can Waves Tune be used in SONAR Platinum as a VST3 plugin?  The Waves list of supported DAWs does not include SONAR.

riojazz

Sanderxpander
Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't you just be using the VST version of Waves Tune as opposed to the Rewire version? That way you can just bypass/delete the VST if you want to revert to the original.

What was the answer to this, please?  Can Waves Tune be used in SONAR Platinum as a VST3 plugin?  The Waves list of supported DAWs does not include SONAR.

It does not work fully. Waves lists those hosts that work.
 
I tried a couple of years ago - and you can get Tune to scan.
If Waves rewire was loaded on a track - message that no connection disappeared - but it does not really work.

 
I could position of a few places - edit - and then render and it worked.
But you usually want to listen through a passage in a loop over and over and listen to what you did - that does not work. And something with position on timeline clicking from Tune(I think it was) did nothing - so navigating is a pain.
 
It's not really usable in Sonar - at the time two/three years ago when I tried.
 
Otherwise I use Tune for many things. Convert audio to midi - so I get notation in a smooth way later etc. If doing on bass line, I used Waves Ultrapitch to transpose audio one octave and could do midi from that too with Tune.