• Melodyne Studio Standalone Interface Overview (04:20) - Get to know the layout and main areas of the Standalone version of the Melodyne Studio.

• Importing & Auto Stretch (07:47) - When an audio file is imported, Melodyne detects not only the notes it contains, but tempo information as well. See how the Auto Stretch feature allows Melodyne to use this tempo information when importing multiple files into the same project.

• Multiple Track File Management (05:38) - Learn how to transfer multiple tracks into multiple instances of Melodyne plug-in all from one window; and then see how to manage the location of multiple files imported into the stand alone version.

• Transport & Navigation (05:34) - Learn how to control playback in the stand alone version with both the mouse, and with key commands; and review basic scrubbing, scrolling and zooming techniques.

• Working with Multiple Tracks (07:52) - Explore ways of setting up multiple tracks, from both the Track Pane and the Note Editor, for either editing simultaneously or for use as reference tracks. And see how the Track Inspector controls, editing mix fader, and spread unison tracks functions work.

• Multi Track Editing in Action (06:43) - Here we explore three different editing scenarios benefitting from the ability to work with multiple tracks simultaneously.

• Recording & Assign Tempo Mode (09:12) - Watch as a freely played piano performance is recorded into Melodyne standalone, and see how Assign Tempo mode is used to correct and tweak the automatic tempo detection.

• Working with Time Signatures (04:10) - Learn how to create, edit, delete, move, copy, and paste time signature changes.

• Tempo Editing (09:10) - Discover how to copy/paste a range of tempos to other positions in the project, have pasted note data conform or not to the destination tempo, manipulate tempos using the contextual menu functions as well as the different zones in Edit Tempo mode, and how to manipulate the tempo of finished mixes using the new Universal mode.

• The Scale Detective (04:10) - Explore the functions Melodyne offers to analyze passages that don’t conform to preset scales.

• Customizing Scales & Tuning (04:25) - Discover how to create custom scales by editing and defining the intervals used.

• Edit & Export (11:51) - Explore a few different scenarios involving the export of tempo maps and other edits, along with either single or multiple audio files from Melodyne 4 stand alone.

• Emphasis & Dynamics (05:36) - Get a first look around the Sound Editor. Melodyne performs a spectral analysis of all the harmonics of each note. Hear how the emphasis and dynamics sliders influence the extent to which each notes timbre, and dynamics, differ from the average calculated in the analysis.

• Harmonics (06:32) - Explore how this working area is used to edit the overtone structure of the individual notes on the track, either by dragging the bars representing each note’s harmonics, or via the four macro sliders at the bottom of the window.

• EQ Working Area (05:08) - See how this is used like a graphic equalizer. Each band is a semi tone wide. Curves are reshaped by either tools, macros, or contextual menu item functions.

• Synth Working Area (08:01) - Explore the envelope and re-synthesis controls available here, as they are used to radically reshape the harmonic and dynamic content and contours of a grand piano performance.