Melodyne With 64 Bit and More Now Available
A free update to Version 1.2 of Celemony Melodyne’s editor, assistant and essential editions is now available. The update brings 64-bit support and improved transfer handling as well as extending MIDI export to the plug-in implementations of Melodyne editor and assistant. [For more on Melodyne editor, read Markkus Rovito’s review.]
Melodyne essential supports additional plug-in formats and can now also be operated in stand-alone mode.
The highlight of Version 1.2 is support for 64-bit operation, which means Melodyne can be used on more tracks and process longer transfers as well as operating with more stability overall.
According to Celemony, major gains have been made not only in terms of performance and reliability but also in terms of speed: the detection of the transferred material with Version 1.2 is up to 30 percent quicker – even in 32-bit operation.
Other enhancements: the handling of transfer storage paths is easier in Version 1.2 and more transparent too. In many DAWs (currently Cubase 5.5, Nuendo 5, Pro Tools LE/MP 8.0.4, Pro Tools HD 8.1), the saving of transfers is even automatic in the current DAW project. The list of DAWs supported by Celemony and tested with Melodyne from Version 1.2 onwards includes Sonar, Digital Performer, Nuendo and Studio One.
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The newly extended list of supported DAWs also applies to Melodyne essential, which as of Version 1.2 has dropped the “RTAS” from its name, as it supports not only RTAS but also the AU and VST plug-in interfaces and can therefore be used not only with Pro Tools but also with other DAWs. Additionally, Melodyne essential can also now run in stand-alone mode like Melodyne editor and assistant.
Version 1.2 brings comprehensive file format compatibility between Melodyne editor, assistant and essential. The documents of each edition can now be opened in each of the other two editions and edited with the functions and tools the latter provides.
Find more information on enhancements in Version 1.2 at http://www.celemony.com. The update to Version 1.2 is free-of-charge for registered users. Download a new trial version of Melodyne editor that runs for 30 days and allows you to try out all the functions without any limitations, here.
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