Bristol_Jonesey

I've got it installed on 2 machines with no warning telling me I couldn't do this

I avoided using Melodyne for years until I finally bit the bullet and managed to incrementally upgrade to the flagship version. Can't see me ever going back to V-Vocal now, though when it worked it was a brilliant bit of kit.

You're coming across like an entitled misogynist. What the hell is your problem?

What an odd post.

Which track are you trying to normalize?

2 things. First, which track is it you're trying to normalize? Second, towards the top of the screen where it says Personalize, change it to All and submit another screenshot

Ignore..................

Why are you double clicking to open a file? You must be doing it from Windows which is the wrong way to go about it Open it with a single click the the internal File Open dialog. Hold down shift BEFORE you click it to enter Safe Mode

This is what I see

Any frozen synth or track turns blue here.

And if you right click the freeze icon there are options where you can control what gets included in the Freeze

This. But especially the Track Header and make sure the Track Edit Filter is set to ALL

Might be worth checking to see if you've got Ripple Edit enabled. Though if you did you'd probably have other weird stuff happening.

Now you're testing my memory. I don't think the 'e' referred to Expanded - Expanded was a separate path that we could follow The whole numbersing system for different versions got very confusing back then.

X1 was fine after it was patched to X1e

I managed to open it successfully, but I don't have any of the synths or Fx so everything is greyed out. No audio But just looking at some of the tracks caused an eyebrow to raise. You've got 14 Fx plugs on track 1, 16 on track 2 and 14 on track 3? These include reverbs and autotune? And 40 busses? I've never seen anything like this before. It's only my opinion but this kind of statistical density could conceivably make most pc's give up.

Wait and see. Nobody here knows. This thread will self destruct in 5....4....3.....

In that case I highly recommend you leave your installation(s) as they are. You run the risk of borking something which later proves a pain to rectify. As I said earlier, the space you reclaim would be negligible.

^^^ What Glenn said Using tempo events is a LOT more intuitive than using SMBAN I suspect you need something like this. You can get as creative as you want with different envelope shapes

Best way by far. Just remember to switch W off when you've finished

Can I ask why you want to do this? The amount of disc space you'd reclaim would be pretty small. And if you're really that short of space, I'd consider getting a bigger drive

He has a Facebook page that is pretty empty https://www.facebook.com/cj.terrasin

Pretty sure you'll be ok

That's not entirely true. CbB had a maintenance update only last week. Bug fixes WILL be applied.

We all forget stuff from time to time, and I would never dismiss any genuine question out of hand. We're all here to help each other. A shame it doesn't spill over into real life.