How to use Melodyne 5

In this video we'll be learning how to use Melodyne 5!
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[@daniellesaux6152]

This reminds me of something I saw on Twitter: "Every time a singer wins a Grammy for vocalist of the year, there's an engineer somewhere laughing his butt off!" Great video Mike.

[@miaox80]

I think it was about a certain POP queeen who won the Oscar

[@flatmoontheory]

Hopefully on a beach in Cancun.

[@cesar_m.p.]

Laughing on his way to the bank I guess...

[@Rajendra.subedi.555]

And Just some days back I found a video where a guy just recorded mooing of some cows and aligned those audio pieces into a perfectly pitched tuneful melody of a hit song..

[@patrickrowe6745]

This must be the best tutorial on melodyne. I'm ready an expert form your teaching sir after a second watch

[@reginaldworthington7558]

Great job here showing use of all the tools Mike. Having my first go with Melodyne and was pleased to find you’d done a vid on it as you always have a clear and concise way of explaining things. Cheers.

[@petersilver4294]

Another great video Mike. Opens up a whole new realm of editing. I feel like Dorothy exiting the B&W house into a world of technicolor.

[@711tmuss]

Thank you! Thank you! Been learning this on my own for a few months...but not too well. Your demonstration opens up the world for me. Position of the mouse changing what it does...I had no idea. Short cuts....awesome. Thanks so much. I love to find a video from you when I need to learn something (working in Studio One).

[@badspike3963]

Finally got to watch this today! Great tutorial Mike! Your KZbin videos are greatly appreciated!

[@veesoho93]

you are the very best, thank you for being so thorough clear and precise, you also never leave details behind wich is crutial when you re following instructions and you don t know what you re doing !

[@alraebuck]

This is the most useful, straight ahead and useful demo I have seen so far. Thank you, I will be referring back to this and taking notes next time!

[@JansleyMusic]

this is definitively the BEST crash course on how to use all the features of melodyne. Thank you!

[@loubennett9849]

Hi Mike. Went out on a limb yesterday and bought Melodyne 5 after watching your tutorial. Love it! Thanks.

[@foxbonesmulder]

Of all the tutorials touting knowledge for Melodyne 5 Essential, yours is the first I've found that actually tells me how to get the track in using transfer. Thank you sir

[@marwanreyad9018]

Hands down one of the best introductory beginner videos to Melodyne. Thank you Sir.

[@zoneonemusic]

I've been using cakewalk since the dos days and feel like I've learned a ton from you in the last few weeks watching your videos. Thanks Mike.

[@jamesb5901]

Thanks Mike. This video got me started with Melodyne quickly and efficiently. Love your channel.

[@wesr6022]

This video and explanation was awesome. I bought Melodyne about a month ago and struggled with it. In your short video, I now better understand what I am doing. Thanks!

[@brucedelaney9606]

Thank you thank you thank you so much. I’ve watched this video maybe eight times already. And I already have to go back again. You just took the questions we had an answered them. Instead of someone going off on a tangent about what they know and not answering any questions effectively

[@BogeyGOLD795]

Excellent Tutorial Mike. In depth and yet to the point!! Love it!!

[@steverussell2762]

By far the best Melodyne tutorial video I’ve seen . Very informative ,clear and concise . I learned more from this video than the total amount of information I received from the previous Five videos I watched . I wish I had come here first . This man knows HOW to Teach

[@MentalS6k]

Clear, concise & extremely well paced & balanced video. The best video I’ve seen in years on plug-in tech. Congratulations Mike 👏🏾☺️

[@DevinJuularValentine]

Binging your videos at the moment. So helpful, you're a good teacher

[@simonwilliams7608]

Nicely explained. Very clear without over-simplifying. I've played around with Melodyne on and off over the last few years, so I'm fairly familiar with the basics that you cover here, but I still found it useful to hear your approach, and you definitely helped clarify a few things for me. Thanks for that!

[@49Macman]

Man! This video tutorial is simply the best on Melodyne! Thank You so much!

[@martynroach182]

Great tutorial Mike, many thanks. Melodyne is a massive programme and daunting at first, then it turns into a great friend!

[@kayve214]

You are the best Mike! As always!

[@matthewgreer893]

Awesome! I had no idea about the volume/sibilant edit function - I use a lot of vocal riding/automation in pro tools and it clutters up quick. So excited for this, great tutorial!

[@swiftigoth]

Instant Sub! Such a great educator, you've a skill you've obviously refined through the years. Thank you for this. Can't wait to have some vacation days off work to dive into your other videos on CakeWalk and other essential tips.

[@FifteenFrequent]

Thanks for another good video Mike. I just wanted to mention that like the amplitude tools, the pitch tools you were using are also only available from the assistant version and above. You just get the first tool with essential.

[@catsven1973]

Mike you're simply the most sympathetic and convivial and full of resources teacher of cakewalk in the world...i'm 48 and I'm using Sonar since 20 years...and I found you just the best...it always gives me a smile when I saw your intros... thanks

[@mincentprice1041]

I have been obsessed with programming drums, vocals and producing since I downloaded Cakewalk. It's been the best part of my retired life and your videos have been a huge part of my progress Cheers!!

[@sigma_z]

Bro, this video is so good and clear and not a second of waffle. Wow and thank you

[@layth2627]

Mike you have a gift for teaching, clear concise and easy to listen to! I just purchased Melodyne 5 studio for use inside Studio one 5 and this was very helpful. Keep em coming!

[@I_Am_Griff]

Thanks Mike! very helpful video, and you do great at explaining things and teaching the basics.

[@TheOptionmentor]

Clear, excellent teaching as usual. Thanks Mike

[@IanHolwood]

Awesome video explaining the tool. It’s my favorite song/melody writing tool. I usually like to write lyrics then freestyle/jam the melody, sing and record out a vocal sketch, do extreme editing so it’s perfect (perfect to my taste obviously), then to fix that mechanical/processed/inhuman sound, I just sing along with my melodyne edited version, then mute the edit. It works wonders for me. I sing/scream heavy metal, and this method allows for less takes and more effective performances. Thank for the video!

[@ManInTheAttic57]

Best run through I've seen Mike!! Thanks.

[@Bigstarvideos]

Great tutorial on Melodyne. The best one I’ve come across yet! Thank you.

[@Irfan-qr6kp]

I thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking your time sir!!

[@basementmidi]

I needed this video. Thanks for all of your hard work, much appreciated! 👍🏼

[@GladyMeCreativity]

Excellent demo! Thanks!

[@heroliker]

Installed, everything works, thanks!

[@bigmactuna]

Just bought Melodyne 5 Assistant and this was enormously helpful. Very practical demonstration of features and application of tools. Recommended!

[@CreativeSauce]

Awesome, glad you found it helpful. Happy new year!

[@brianhardcastle5373]

Best video on Melodyne. I’ve seen! Thanks

[@Irfan-qr6kp]

Amazing video. Great explanation!!

[@kartikghai3542]

The best video so far on Melodyne, no one talks about it in that much depth and specially with shortcuts. BTW I subscribed and liked before that sweet request of yours in the video :D Love your content :)

[@CreativeSauce]

Glad to hear it's useful! Thank you :)

[@TheAdyyoung2000]

Really good video. Just installed Melodyne. This gets me going really quickly.

[@BrienDunn]

Excellent explanation as usual. You rock.

[@ThePhiCode]

Thank you so much! This is the best video explaining Melodyne, thank you so much

[@CoolMetal]

I just upgraded to Assistant and this was SUPER useful! Great video! 🤘🏻

[@howiecampbellmusic]

Thanks for this excellent treatment of Melodyne. You make it easy to understand and I really appreciate it.

[@SouLahtheLegend]

I just got Melodyne Editor on a black friday special. I'm sooo excited to start using it. My voice has a lot of nuances and auto has not been effective in achieving the sound I want. This will be a game changer for me. Thanks for the awesome video. I am now a subscriber!!!

[@ReganKeely]

I love this, thank you. I agree you don't want to correct the whole song in most cases it feels like it really takes the soul out of the music.

[@athomesongwriting]

This is ULTRA helpful. I am new to this tool, and this is exactly what I needed.

[@Top40Theory]

This is a really well done tutorial, thank you! It would be amazing if you put time stamps in the description to make it easier to come back and reference specific tools.

[@marcelhufnagel3555]

This was a very usefull video for me. I have melodyne 5 Studio for3a while now but i was never able to use it in the right way. So Thanks for that!!!!!

[@alite502]

Excellent video for those new. Definitely recommend

[@axetrac10]

An excellent video. Thank you so much!

[@boonkeys719]

I'm in love with Melodyne......thanks Mike

[@TheBinaryWolf]

Thanks for the excellent tutorial. Your clear and concise presentation has motivated me to invest in the program.

[@reallyreallyfreemusic]

Very nicely done. All useful content; no fluff. I subscribed. Thanks!

[@MrJNiko.]

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY

[@markkeklikian1765]

You do really fine tutorials, very helpful Mike Thank you!

[@hastonmclaren3319]

Very clear and concise tutorial. Thanks!

[@davidharpersongs]

Really nice. I finally understand some of these shortcuts and menu options

[@michaeltablet8577]

Great video! I love the vocal also. Beautiful voice!

[@emolee604]

You are SUCH a great teacher! Thanks a mil :)

[@darkerthanyou6384]

Great training. Thank you.

[@stevepaine8731]

Excellent Video, really de-mystified the process - Thanks so much!

[@ianmclean5541]

Good stuff. Thanks Mike!

[@Martin_Andersen]

Great thanks to you! Very informative video👍

[@uniquetruth2097]

from what i Understood so far i can say Melodyne is better than Autotune for so many reasons one of which is that it does not make a robotic sounding voice. One thing which i find very good so far is when the singing is done with melodyne , that one can now sing along again and after some runs to get in snap with the melodyned track, we can produce a second vocal track with perfect hit on the notes. i tried this with autotune but with very less effect but with melodyne i can see that happen. Thank you so much for all these videos Mike you have no idea how helpful they have been for me .....please make more and more and more videos . You have that kind of ability to teach and i did learn alot. Thanx

[@timspencer1]

Great video. Been using Melodyne for a long time and found this really useful!

[@farzadazmoon4046]

that was a very great video. Thank you so much !

[@johncostopoulos7741]

Great tutorial as always Mike!! Profuse thanks!

[@stevenknoblauch250]

I am only Steve's tech guy but had to say.. you could make someone completely oblivious to this program understand it. yes, I meant me. Thank you and keep them coming.

[@stevewatkins5659]

Very well presented and helpful video Mike much appreciated

[@keithdunwoody1302]

As always thanks MIKE!

[@Unsqeakable]

That intro was unexpected. WOW!

[@kevinwilliams6006]

I just wanted to thank you becouse for months I sat on Melodyne because I couldn't figure out how to use the darn thing for vocals. The manual felt like standing in a ring with Mike Tyson in his prime. Other KZbinrs just werent giving me the info I was looking for. Then I found you...now I can make beautiful music

[@amokopera]

I haven't got to the beautiful music just yet but this video makes more sense than anything else I've seen or read. I've got it on a 30 day trial and tbh I was ready to say forget it as it's the least intuitive piece of software I've worked in for years. I'm still not there but with this video I'm much more likely to stump up the money now. If Celemony aren't paying you Mike they should! Thanks :)

[@mickioannisguitar9355]

excellent tutorial. Thanks

[@allaboutbookbinding8339]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you, Mike!

[@vewilli]

This video is of great help to me. It covers only few aspects of the app, but those very well. 👍🏻👏🏻

[@alicegiupponi2616]

I checked - everything is clean

[@Arfshesaid457]

Ah, so timely. Just what I needed, thanks.

[@arpeggioblues5924]

Fantastic.. still the best explanation on how to use this in Cakewalk.. curious about how to take a track, and actually change it's key center as well as ID the chords/scales.. thanks Mike.

[@GlennAbernathy]

Fantastic video! Learned a ton!

[@danitoukorbi9212]

Clear explanations, thank you so much.

[@JanPouska]

Thank you Mike for this tutorial! It's useful for Melodyne 4 too! I knew already about some of these functions, but your explanation is really great! The only thing I haven't leart yet is, what is the Formant tool for.

[@TechnoShamanism]

Thank you for this tutorial, very helpful indeed.

[@aguitarcalledchutzpah]

Amazing video. Well explained and displayed! Thank You

[@jacolantern441]

Thank you so much for this!

[@jacquesboileau6087]

I knew Australia was completly upside down from Canada! You see horizontal lines where we see vertical ones! (3:57) :-) Seriously, I just upgraded from essential to assistant as was suggested in your other video and this one was helpful at just the right time. Thanks!

[@CreativeSauce]

Lol, honestly it look me until about 30 to know my left from right! I knew I'd got something wrong!!! Glad it was helpful my friend, always a pleasure to see you in the comments :)

[@CourtneyOdomMusic]

very well done. I learned what I needed to know to get started with Melodyne

[@ethanwimsett]

Great breakdown

[@retsmej]

superb lessons ! tnx much !

[@mckingkhan5038]

This was great ! Learned a lot in a short time ! 🙏🙏🙏

[@donnythompson408]

I found this to be a very good video for the introductory basics of Melodyne, (and believe it or not, finding Melodyne tutorials on KZbin as useful as yours has NOT been all that easy). I’m by no means well-versed in Melodyne, and up until now, I’ve just sorta jumped in and have been winging it, mainly using the method of selecting/highlighting entire ranges of vocal sections, and using the general pitch/drift function to “correct” everything in blanket fashion… But in using this quick method, there have been many times that some of the notes are moved to incorrect note positions, (even with the correct key signature), resulting in slightly pitchy notes then sounding REALLY flat or sharp… Watching your video, and learning that I can select and adjust the pitch and drift of individual notes, is a really helpful bit of info. And, the note-split function has always confused me - until now, where you’ve given a great description of how this function can be used. And, I think you’re absolutely right in suggesting that not all notes will necessitate being “corrected”; and allowing for some drift in certain notes keeps the vocal sounding natural. I’ve made the mistake of correcting notes to the point where they then SOUND corrected, and I think that for some performances, hearing the correction itself can be even more distracting than just leaving the note a bit pitchy. It’s all relative, of course, and how things will sound when listened to in the overall context of the song… Anyhooo… Thanks for posting this very good video. 🙏

[@ramspencer5492]

Thank you....Great intro guide

[@caseymcbridemusic8321]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@abdullahal-saloli3432]

Very easy explained Tube video Thank you so much for the time And your efforts and didcation You can be a very good teacher I really enjoyed your lesson

[@averythebright]

Excellent video - thanks so much!