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It's probably safe to say that there are few, if any, studio recordings over the past 60 years that haven't used some kind of wizardry to get the production as wanted,


Outside of the world of commercial pop music, there are many artists who will not use it at all. Two words: Willie Nelson


Back to the OP.

Melodyne only works well on voices if the wave forms are simple enough. Otherwise, it can sound horrible. I have the latest version of Melodyne Studio—that's the high priced version. Many senior citizen voices cannot cannot use it all.

I also have PureDSP, ZTX and Zynaptique, the pro version, Autotune and a few others.

The only correct answer I can give is that it depends on the source material what I will use and when.


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Digital Performer 11, LogicPro
Finale27.4, Dorico5, Encore5, SmartScorePro64, Notion6, Overture5