Naturally, we only test using versions of each operating system that have been cleared for use by the manufacturer of the DAW in question. The overview also shows you the configurations in which we have tested Melodyne with the various DAWs. You will find details of the ARA support offered in each case in the documentation of the DAW in question.

Since the manufacturers of the various DAWs support ARA in different ways, the range of ARA functions offered varies from DAW to DAW. Just click on the DAW that interests you. To discover which DAWs currently support ARA, please consult the following overview. This takes a little time, though it is worth the wait. In the absence of ARA, the desired passage must first be transferred to the Melodyne plug-in via one of the normal VST3, AU or AAX interfaces. ARA Audio Random Access is the ideal form of integration: With ARA, you can open and edit tracks directly in Melodyne and also exploit to the full with maximum ease the advantages of Melodyne when comping. Melodyne runs in your DAW either as a plug-in or under ARA.

You will find further information regarding DAW compatibility in the following frame. When it is running as a plug-in, however, the system requirements of the DAW must also be met. The system requirements listed above apply when Melodyne is running as a stand-alone program. ARA integration with compatible DAWs, as set out in the section on DAW compatibility. Internet access is required for the first activation. Intel or AMD Dual Core processor (Quad Core or better recommended), 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended), Windows 10 (64-bit), Windows 11, ASIO-compatible audio hardware.Ĭomputer-based or iLok USB dongle (2nd or 3rd generation), Melodyne essential only computer-based. Melodyne 5.2 or higher runs native on Apple Silicon Macs. Intel Dual Core processor (Quad Core or better recommended), 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended), macOS 10.12 (64-bit) or higher. For Melodyne 5 essential, assistant, editor and studio macOS

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