Plus I have the full version of melodyne, i either use it stand alone or in studio one. Sorry man, in my case, even though I probably have the code somewhere, I really don't need it as Acid Pro can't handle Melodyne anyway. The code for Melodyne is not in my Magix login although I do remember it in the email that's now lost. Having the license to the cheap version gives me the upgrade ability.
It looks like their Assistant version will have most of what I would use. In between are two other options with upgrade prices of around $100 - $200 for each step. The free trial seems to be their full featured edition which retails for over $800. The entire Melodyne toolkit: With the full diversity of Melodyne’s tools at your disposal, you can apply the finest of touches to any and every note parameter: intonation, vibrato, pitch drift, timing, duration, amplitude, fades, sibilants, formants, transients even the timing within notes as well as the transition between them and much else. Reading the info about Melodyne from their site and other places where you can buy it, the version AP gives you is their absolute bare bone edition (Essential) which locks out a lot of their higher functionality. That method also prevents adding all that extra overhead and incredibly long loading times to your project.
When you go back into AP9, your event is updated and tuned. At the end there's a replace option on the menu. wav file name for each event, go out of AP and edit the file in Melodyne. When I installed the Melodyne free trial it gave me the ability to run it in standalone mode so I just gave up trying to work with it while in Acid Pro 9. Good luck finding an email link or message contact link on this site anywhere.
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