To find out, just type “m” in the right-hand search box, and you will see what your options are: the “M” key on its own, standing here for ‘modulation’) would appear to be the obvious choice or, if that key’s already taken, perhaps or. Here, too, an incomplete entry can yield multiple search results, which is very helpful in practice.įor example, suppose you wish to assign a keyboard shortcut to the command that activates the Pitch Modulation Tool. If you change your mind, just click on the “x” in the left-hand search box and the original list will be restored in its entirety.Īs well as searching by command or function name, you can search for the keys or key combinations already assigned you do this using the right-hand search box. You don’t have to type the entire name of the command just typing “Modulation”, for instance, throws up two search results: This rapidly narrows the choice and can save time.
(In the case of many commands – namely those for which there is no default shortcut – choosing “Melodyne 5” here will have the same effect as choosing “Delete”).Īs an alternative to opening and closing the categories and scrolling through list of commands, you can find the command you’re looking for by typing in the left-hand search box. “Melodyne 5”: This restores the default shortcut for the command in question.“Delete”: This cancels the assignment, so it will no longer be possible to invoke the command in question using a shortcut.If you click on this, you can choose one of the following functions: To the right of each key combination assigned, you will see an “x”. Repeat the procedure for as many commands as you like. Melodyne will remember your choice, so any time you press the key or combination in question, this will activate the Pitch Modulation Tool. The following screenshot, for example, shows all the commands associated with the editing tools.Ĭlick on a command (“Pitch Modulation Tool” in our example) and then press the key or key combination you wish to assign to it. The functions and commands in question are grouped according to category click on the triangle alongside a given category to see a list of all the functions it includes. macOS: /Users/USERNAME/Library/Caches//Separationsįrom the “Shortcuts” page, you can assign keyboard shortcuts to a large number of Melodyne functions and commands. Please note: The location of the audio cache is predetermined and cannot be altered: Windows: C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Celemony\Separations. If, when the program is next opened, the cache is full, Melodyne frees up space automatically for fresh data. If, on the other hand, the files are still available, Melodyne will just carry on using them as before. If these files are deleted and the Melodyne project that created and was using them is later opened again, they have to be recreated, which, obviously, means it takes a little longer to open the project. The size of the files generated depends on the audio files being processed as well as upon the algorithm Melodyne is using for the detection.
The cache is used to store files Melodyne needs temporarily.
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