Pitch and Note Editing Industry Standard, the One and Only Tool, Now in V5! Sufficient functionality for professional editing of vocals, etc., without using polyphony! New Features in Melodyne 5 New technology delivers better results in less time. The [Melodic] algorithm has been revised and its functionality improved. Vocal editing in Melodyne is now better than ever. Perfect and natural correction is easy with a single key operation. Using the Chord Track, you can quickly adapt notes to the song. Of course, chord detection is also possible. In addition, the unique Fade Tool allows you to create fades on a note-by-note basis, even for notes contained in polyphonic recordings and samples. New Features [Melodic] algorithm that allows individual editing of musical and non-musical components More musical analysis of pitch deviations Edit pitch and detect chords with Chord Track and Chord Grid Edit dynamics with Fade Tool and Level Adjustment Macro Added algorithms (Percussive (Pitch)), and improved functionality of other algorithms Keyboard shortcut search function, shortcut set save function Audio Editing on a Note-by-Note Basis With Melodyne, you can access all the musical details contained in each recording, sample, and sound. This is due to sophisticated analysis that scrutinizes recordings and samples, identifying and understanding the musical relationships of the sounds they contain (each sound and its characteristics, scale, key, chords, timing, tempo, and timbre). Melodyne also allows you to intuitively edit all of these. You can handle all kinds of instruments and instruments, including vocals, as well as polyphonic instruments such as pianos and guitars. Notes and Tools In Melodyne, sounds are represented as blobs. By manipulating the blobs using Melodyne's powerful tools, you can edit the pitch, vibrato, volume, sibilance, length, timing, and formants of each sound, and perform other operations. This allows you to enhance the intonation, phrasing, dynamics, and timbre of your performance in a musical yet intuitive way. Thanks to the excellent algorithms, editing rarely results in a loss of audibility, expressiveness, or naturalness.