You can, if you wish, deactivate the connection between consecutive notes by transforming the soft note separation between them into a hard separation. By moving the adjacent note as well in this way, Melodyne prevents discontinuities occurring and preserves the musicality of the phrasing. This is invariably the case when one note follows directly on from another and there is a soft note separation between them. Notice that as you move the beginning or end of a note in this way, the preceding or following note, if adjacent, is either stretched or compressed by the same amount to avoid either the two notes overlapping or white space (silence) appearing between them. Timing changes in the case of connected notes In the same way, you can move only the rightmost part of the blob (which corresponds to the end of the note) or selection of blobs to stretch or squeeze the corresponding note or notes. Stretching and squeezing also acts upon either a single note or a multiple selection of notes according to choice. Press and hold the key if you wish the Time Grid to be ignored when editing. Depending on the direction of movement, the note will be time-stretched or -compressed.
If you only wish to move the beginning of a note but not the end, click on the front part of the note and drag. Press and hold the key during the movement if you wish the time grid to be temporarily ignored to permit finer adjustment. (If you wish to assign a different shortcut to this tool, you may do so after choosing Melodyne > Preferences > Shortcuts > Editing Tools from the main menu.) There, if you wish, you can also define separate keyboard shortcuts for all three tools.Ĭlick the center of a note (or of one of a number of selected notes) and drag it to the left or right to move the entire note (or notes) horizontally.
Press the key twice or three times in quick succession to select, respectively, the first or second sub-tools of the Time Tool. Select the Time Tool from either the toolbox or the context menu of the Note Editor or by pressing the key of your computer keyboard. Modifying the position and length of notes
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