Hi

Select or double click your clip, then you have the option to select or remove Melodyne. Once you have finished editing in Melodyne, just hit the finalize button. The clip remains corrected, but Melodyne won't show.

For fine zooming, just hit shift + mouse wheel.

Hi

This is not a problem for me (see pic). My Windows zoom level is @ 150% and Mixcraft at 100 %.

However, in your first pic, I notice that there is a note selected (highlighted). It has been my experience that Melodyne will not auto scroll if one or more notes are selected.

Great! You're welcome.

Open Mixcraft and go to preferences>Account. Log in there with the email associated with your purchase.

Just hit Ctrl + A That will select all clips in your project.

Then go to the sound tab and click 'Use Project Tempo'.

All done!

Great song and a great album, Chris. Well done!

Hi.

Are you hitting 'Finalize' after editing in Melodyne?

Thanks Cactus - that did it.

If this is open, one cannot use the 'Print Screen' key. This closes the dialog box.

I have a Logitek (American) keyboard.

Anyone else find this?

Hi Mr M

Also when mixing down, you can highlight just the section you need in the timeline, then in the mix-down dialog tick the 'use selection' box.

I use mine as an effect at the end of a phrase. I only want the last note to drop in pitch; sounds like it's fading away or sliding down the scale. So I just isolate that specific note. I don't need the whole phrase to behave like that.

What I do is split the note in clip view, and select 'Pitch' from the dropdown next to the prefs icon. You can then apply automation with the centre line of the clip.

Also, the clip will have 'Normalized' next to the clip name.

Hi

Hit Ctrl +A to select all clips; and then in the sound tab hit 'use project tempo'