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Exploring hardware setup, file types, and the Appearance page - Melodyne Tutorial
From the course: Melodyne Studio Essential Training
Exploring hardware setup, file types, and the Appearance page
Now that we've explored the interface a bit, let's take a deeper look at our preferences. We're going to open our Preferences by choosing Melodyne menu and selecting Preferences or by using the key command, Command+Comma on a Mac. Once we're in our Preferences let's first look at our Hardware setup. We've already taken a quick look at this earlier before we started, but here you can select your Device Driver, your Sample Rate, your Buffer Size, and your File Cache. You may notice that our Sample Rate here is blank, and that's just because the specific audio setup that we're using requires the sample rate to be set elsewhere. In our Recording tab, we can set our File Format, which currently we're using WAVE, you can also set your bit depth or your Resolution, we're working at 24-bit right now, and you can also set the location for unsaved arrangements. Usually, by default, it's set in the Melodyne folder within the Music folder in your User folder. Now let's take a look at our…
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Exploring hardware setup, file types, and the Appearance page1m 50s
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Specifiying the defaults for new projects using New Arrangements36s
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Exploring the Plug-ins page49s
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Setting MIDI preferences1m 51s
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Using the Detection settings1m 15s
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Building custom shortcuts6m 6s
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Looking at preferences in the Other page2m 14s
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