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Melodyne

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Melodyne from Celemony is pitch and timing correction software that edits vocals, samples and instrument recordings note by note.

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About Melodyne

Melodyne is software from Celemony for analyzing and editing audio at the level of individual notes. The vendor says vocals, samples and other recordings can be corrected, rearranged, restructured and even transformed, aiming for natural, musical results.

It is used to fix pitch and timing in vocals and instrument performances, and also for creative restructuring of recorded material. Celemony publishes a separate product called Tonalic, which uses real studio performances by musicians adapted to a song's chords, tempo and groove instead of loops or MIDI instruments.

Melodyne is commercial software, sold by Celemony and used alongside digital audio workstations. It suits vocal producers, mix engineers and musicians who need detailed, note-level control over pitch and timing.

Key features

  • Note-level pitch correction
  • Timing correction and rearrangement
  • Editing of vocals and instruments
  • Creative transformation of audio
  • Companion Tonalic product

Good fit for

  • →Vocal producers tuning lead vocals
  • →Engineers correcting timing in instrument takes
Tags
pitch-correction
vocal-editing
audio-editing
timing
mixing
celemony
plugin

Melodyne: questions and answers

What is Melodyne used for?
Melodyne from Celemony is pitch and timing correction software that edits vocals, samples and instrument recordings note by note. It is a good fit for vocal producers tuning lead vocals and engineers correcting timing in instrument takes.
How much does Melodyne cost?
Melodyne is a paid product with no free plan.
Is Melodyne open source?
No. Melodyne is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Audio & Music Production category, open-source options include Ardour, Audacity and MuseScore.
What are some alternatives to Melodyne?
Melodyne competes with Auto-Tune, iZotope and Waves.

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