- #Melodyne 3 using wine how to
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#Melodyne 3 using wine install
If I go with the Ubuntu-Wine PPA and install on my current system, do I risk messing up my current WINE install with no easy way to revert? If not, I'm happy to test things. I use Melodyne to do vocal editing with careful control for independence of attacks vs sustained parts of notes, control over degree of natural vibrato, timing editing, and tuning for Just Intonation and more.
#Melodyne 3 using wine professional
It is a fine-detail professional editing tool.
#Melodyne 3 using wine full
Melodyne is an extremely powerful tool with a full visual editing platform, tuning control to the cent, control of vibrato, glides, timing, formants, and much much more. Zita is limited to just brute correcting pitch to only tempered tuning with no consideration of formant or anything else. Melodyne is so different from zita-at1 that there is no comparison. No, Melodyne is far more than just pitch switching. Obviously I'd ideally like a Linux-native FLOSS program effectively replacing Melodyne, but there isn't even anything comparable in any way right now.
#Melodyne 3 using wine how to
But I'm wondering how much to be proactive, how much to be patient, and how to go about things. Is it worth trying Crossover or other options?īeing able to get just this working could mean I really could just switch mainly to Linux…įor reference, I'm running KXStudio 12.04.Īnyway, I guess I'm feeling more optimistic that the goals I have aren't impossible.
Do I have to (or ought I) set up a whole additional Linux installation for testing purposes? Or is there an easy enough way to install the latest development version of WINE without losing anything and still able to fully return to my previous setup? Or no?
WINE says not to post bugs unless I've tested with the latest development version. Apparently, the guy in the forum didn't actually post a bug because I couldn't find any bug report listed anywhere.
I was able to register successfully, and things look promising, but some crash happens after the load screen finishes and the app starts. According to somebody's test, they actually got Melodyne working in Linux:
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