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And whatever you do, do NOT ininstall it once you've verified the program is ok. And DEFINITELY not by deleting whole folders using Windows Explorer That is a recipe for disaster

Deleting & reinstalling probably isn't the best way forward here. If you've deleted all its folders with Windows Explorer there's a chance you've deleted all your projects as well. I hope this isn't the case. Reinstalling the program will NOT reinstate any projects that might have been deleted. If you can find your projects, make a note of the folder location. Then open up Cakewalk, go to Preferences > File> Folder Locations and make sure the first entry is correct

I've got all of my plugins installed on both But my sample libraries are all on a 3rd disc which is visible to both Win 7 & Win 10 All of my Audio files are on a 4th disc, again visible to both

To be honest, the only time I boot into Win 7 is when I want to use Sony CD Architect, and that's only because I've been too lazy to migrate it across to Win 10 ?

Almost certainly. You might get an issue loading old plugins if any have been removed over the years, bu the cwp itself should (I hope) be fine.

Ctrl + S for Split? That's always been used for File Save on every single piece of software I own Split, for me, has always just been S Or right click your clip and select Split for more options

I see your point.

Sniff & break

Solved by upgrading to Version 5

Email from Celemony support confirms "The problem is the CPU of your new system, as the code structure of Melodyne 4 is not optimized for Intel's new arising 11th and later CPU generation (Melodyne 4 has been discontinued for nearly three years now). Please take a look at our FAQ to get additional information: https://helpcenter.celemony.com/M5/faqs/?qOpen=299 You will need to update to Melodyne 5 as Melodyne 5 got a complete new code overhaul and is also prepared for the new CPU generations arising."

Fascintating stuff Jerry.

Sounds like an excellent plan chaps!!

I'm thinking I might have to upgrade to 5, but does it work inside Windows 10 & 11?

Forgot to mention, this is Melodyne Editor, if that makes a difference

The VST2 path contains the file Melodyne.dll The VST3 path cotains the file Melodyne.vst3 Plugin manager is set to scan both (I can see them being accessed in the toast box) but not showing up in Region Fx

Hi all I've decided to install Meolodyne 4 on my laptop I've downloaded and installed it, run the stand alone player and activated it. The standalone player runs ok. I Rescanned the paths in plugin manager but it's not showing up in Region Fx. All I see is Drum Replacer & VocalSync. I can see it scanning the Melodyne dll but no joy. Any idea what is going on? Thanks

Nice. Just caved in and bought it

Well that's not your call to make. The bakers will decide what is right for them AND for the user base.

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Doubtful. It would probably break ?

Export depth has nothing to do with recording bit depth. You should ideally have the latter set to 24 bit, not 16 32bit for exporting is fine

That might suit you but it won't suit a lot of people Of course, it could easily be both, but no doubt some will still find something to whinge about

Yep. It's still there in CbB

Totally agree with this. Why on earth he disagrees is beyond me

And you need to uninstall ASIO4ALL. Get rid of it completely, including any registry entries