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How can I cut part of a track, copy and paste into a new track to work on harmonies?
I see no step by step on the tutorial videos.
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Hey Jack
I would suggest you to copy the entire track in your studio one session and then edit the copied track in Melodyne.
You can 'cut' the parts you don't need on that new track or 'split' and mute the parts not needed
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FinalSaga wroteHey Jack
I would suggest you to copy the entire track in your studio one session and then edit the copied track in Melodyne.
You can 'cut' the parts you don't need on that new track or 'split' and mute the parts not needed
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Thanks Saga. I know how to cut, copy, and paste on a computer, but not sure about Studio One and Melodyne.
IF you have time can you give a quick tutorial?
I am so green, the tutorials I have seen all assume the watcher already knows how to do this.
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Oh it is fairly easy to do indeed
Do copy the track (vocal I'm assuming) in your session Before you edit with melodyne
Now you can use that new identical track for editing and make some harmonies without disturbing that original one at all.
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Here's an article on Studio One Expert about all the ways you can duplicate things in Studio One.
What you probably want to do is to duplicate an entire track including any audio events and Melodyne data (right-click the track, select Duplicate Track with Events). Then you can bring up Melodyne and move the notes around.
But it's worth reading the entire article as there are other ways of doing things, such as dragging an audio event to a new track.

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garryknight wroteHere's an article on Studio One Expert about all the ways you can duplicate things in Studio One.
What you probably want to do is to duplicate an entire track including any audio events and Melodyne data (right-click the track, select Duplicate Track with Events). Then you can bring up Melodyne and move the notes around.
But it's worth reading the entire article as there are other ways of doing things, such as dragging an audio event to a new track.

Thanks Garry. All the help I can get is appreciated!!

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Most of the help you might need with Melodyne can be found on Celemony's website, and especially in their own forums.

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