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Old 08-11-2016, 01:39 PM
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Default Play Speed

I am using Melodyne Editor to convert audio to midi. Now, it doesn't convert perfectly so I am going through and trying to delete the midi notes I don't like. but when I hit play it goes too fast especially if I am zoomed in on the midi editor.

Is there a way to slow down the play speed so I can edit something like that easier? Would I have to lower the BPM's?

Any ideas? Thanks!
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Mel Editor V2 as plug-in.
Convert audio to midi from sessions beginning with the conductor track as tempo.
All Melodyne's root to MIDI and session's begining.
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