The tempo of the document is derived from the first file loaded, though it can naturally be altered at any time. In this way you can also drag multiple files into the window, positioning them wherever you like, in order, for example, to compose a new sample from multiple takes. An outline will appear, allowing you to drag the file to exactly the desired position in the time ruler.Īs soon as you release the file, it is analyzed and the notes detected are displayed in the editing area. If Melodyne Stand-Alone is already open, you can drag an audio file into the empty window Melodyne displays when first launched (or that you yourself have created by choosing ‘New’ from the File menu). If you have already saved an edited document, you can revert at any time to the most recently saved version by selecting ‘Revert to Saved’, in this way discarding any changes you have made since the file was last saved. Simply select the desired entry and the corresponding document will open (provided it has not been deleted from the hard disk or moved to another location in the meantime). The ‘Open Recent’ submenu offers direct access to the last twenty documents loaded.
Select this, confirm your intention to load it, and the file will open. Opening files from the File menuĬhoose ‘Open’ from the File menu of Melodyne Stand-Alone and navigate in the file selection box to the desired audio file.
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In this tour, you will learn how to open and save audio files in Melodyne Stand-alone and which file formats are used. Loading and saving audio in Melodyne Stand-Alone
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