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Question: What are the differnces between Melodyne Uno, Plug-in, Cre8 and Studio?

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	Essential	Uno	Plug-In	Cre-8	Studio
Main differences	• one-track audio editor • ReWire • manual editing only (no automatic correction)     Only available bundled with other software applications	• one-track audio editor • ReWire	• plug-in for comfortable integration into your host sequencer	• multi-track (up to 8 tracks) • ideal for creating vocal harmonies • MelodyneBridge or ReWire	• multi-track (no limit) • handles polyphonic audio • also for complete audio arrangements • MelodyneBridge or ReWire
ideal for	home studios	home studios	pro, project and home studios	project and home studios	professional studios
Applications
manual editing and correction of pitch and timing of notes	+	+	+	+	+
automatic correction of pitch and timing	–	+	+	+	+
restructuring of melody and phrasing	+	+	+	+	+
rearranging (cut/copy/paste)	+	+	–	+	+
adapting audio tracks to different tempo	+	+	+	+	+
quantize to a reference track	–	–	–	+	+
generation of multiple parts (e.g. vocal harmonies) from one part	–	–	–	+	+
remote control of parameters	–	–	MIDI/automation via host	MIDI	MIDI
import of Melodyne Sound Library	–	–	–	+	+
Audio-to-MIDI	–	–	–	+	+
Technical specifications
Platform/OS	Win XP, Mac OS X	Win XP, Mac OS X	Win XP, Mac OS X	Win XP, Mac OS X	Win XP, Mac OS X
number of tracks	1	1	1 per instance	8	unlimited
Integration in host programs	ReWire	ReWire	VST, AU, RTAS	VST, AU, RTAS, DXi (via MelodyneBridge) ReWire	VST, AU, RTAS, DXi (via MelodyneBridge) ReWire
Source material	WAV, AIFF, SD2, mono and stereo, melodic, rhythmic	WAV, AIFF, SD2, mono and stereo, melodic, rhythmic	WAV, AIFF, SD2, mono and stereo, melodic, rhythmic	WAV, AIFF, SD2, mono and stereo, melodic, rhythmic	WAV, AIFF, SD2, mono and stereo, melodic, rhythmic, chords, full stereo mixes
Max. resolution and sample rate (bit/kHz)	24/96	24/96	32/192	24/96	32/192