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Melodyne editor 2 windows
Melodyne editor 2 windows









Start local playbackĭouble-click on time ruler with playback in the DAW stopped This is only possible when playback in the DAW is stopped. Playback (Plugin) In the plug-in implementation of Melodyne, you can begin playback independently of the DAW in order to hear only Melodyne. SHIFT+ALT-click near border in cycle rulerĪdd/remove notes to/from selection using the pitch ruler (only within cycle range when cycling)Īdd/remove notes (in all octaves) to/from selection using the pitch ruler (only within cycle range when cycling)ĬOMMAND+SHIFT+R (Melodyne editor Stand-Alone only) Reposition cycle border (snap deactivated) Move cycle beam or cycle borders (snap deactivated)

melodyne editor 2 windows

Move cycle beam or cycle borders (snap to grid)

melodyne editor 2 windows

Zoom horizontally/vertically on all blobsĭouble-click horizontal/vertical scroll/zoom slider Press (keypad) 0 twice when stopped, three times during playback (Stand-Alone only)ĭrag vertically in time ruler (drag horizontally to scrub)ĬOMMAND+ALT-drag horizontally/vertically in the editing paneĬOMMAND-double-click on the blob (or any blob selected)ĬOMMAND-double-click in editing background Press (keypad) 0 once when stopped, twice during playback (Stand-Alone only) Position playback cursor at last starting point Here you will find all the commands required for navigation, zooming, selection, playback and working with the cycle function.ĭrag horizontally in the time ruler (drag vertically to zoom) Scroll the display automatically during playback Make fine adjustments with tools or value fieldsĪdditional program functions (Stand-Alone only) The following addiitonal commands are only available in the stand-alone implementation of Melodyne. Open context menu for blobs and various other objects in the user interfaceĬOMMAND+SHIFT+Z, under Windows also COMMAND+Y

melodyne editor 2 windows

Here you will find the keyboard and mouse commands for basic Melodyne functions Note: where we refer here to the ‘COMMAND’ key, we mean the command or Apple key on the Mac and the Ctrl key on the PC.

melodyne editor 2 windows

You will find all such techniques listed here – as well as all the most important operations you can perform in Melodyne with a click or double-click. Furthermore, holding down particular keys whilst working with the mouse often gives you access to additional options. Keyboard shortcuts allow you to work more swiftly by eliminating mouse movements. Melodyne condensed : the interface in a nutshell











Melodyne editor 2 windows