As I read through the DP manual to try and get Melodyne working, I notice that DP would seem to have the same features as Melodyne.. How these compare is not obvious to me… surely Melodyne’s up coming ability to work with polyphonic audio sets it apart.. and one expects a tool so specialized to.. well be special. Still, looking through this feature in DP is enough to give me second thoughts. What’s more.. DP’s features will no doubt integrate with my DP work flow a good deal better! 

It does seem that melodyne does have a number of special features.. and surely its nice to have the ability to work with a program like Ableton Live in this way… or other such programs. If I ever go back to Cubase, which I do harbor many thoughts of (I’m way faster with Cubase then with DP after all)… this will prove helpful..

So as I try and say in this blog.. I’m not an expert, more someone struggling along his path, and we look at stuff inside of this context..  which strikes me as valuable.

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