[Melodyne] Importing File

[Jean-philippe Rykiel]

Hi Michael.

If your external editor already points to Melodyne, first thing you need 
to do is select the item you want to process. If it's a whole vocal 
track, it has to be glued to one single item before you process it. Then 
you can use one of the actions to open either the item or a copy of the 
item into the external editor.

Of course, you won't be able to hear your vocal in context, but if 
that's okay with you you can tune it is desired. The problem comes 
afterwards. The item has to be resaved at the same location with the 
same name so that it actually replaces the previous one. You have to be 
careful with this because by default Melodyne saves your work into its 
own format. So you have to use the export function instead. I suppose 
this will work, I've never tried it yet, but I remember failing in 
processing a Reaper track with Melodyne before realising that was the 
reason and promising myself I will give it another try…

Cheers,

JPR



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Le 05/09/2023 à 16:26, Michael Winegarden via Melodyne a écrit :
>
> Hey Guys
>
> I have a bunch of songs to work on. What is the best method for 
> bringing the vocal track from Reaper into Melodyne? I know I setup the 
> external editor for when I was using the NDVA method. Is this still 
> the best way? If so, how to I do it? If not what is the best way for 
> the highest quality.
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> Michael
>
>
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