Doubling Melodyne track

[thormartin]

When I create a duplicate track all of the Melodyne edits I do on the duplicate track also affect the original. How do I create a duplicate track that isn’t shared like this. I’ve already tried “Convert to Real Copy” but that doesn’t solve the problem.

[SF_Green]

Did you right-click and select “Unlink Selected Tracks”?
If that doesn’t do it see this thread:

How Do I Unlink a Duplicate Track for Editing?

So, I’ve run into a problem with editing a duplicate track that I’ve never had before. I duplicated a vocal track to make a delay track to sit under the main vox and when I make certain changes to the duplicated version, it makes the same change to the original track without letting me have any say in the matter. For instance, I select a portion of the duplicated track to normalize, and it normalizes both it and the original track. Same thing happens when I pitch correct one track…

[thormartin]

The tracks aren’t linked. The solution in that linked thread suggests to render in place and create a new file, but that makes the previous Melodyne edits permanent in the new file, which is not what I’m after. I would like both files to have the previous Melodyne edits as a starting point, but be able to manipulate subsequent edits separately for each track (including being able to revert to the original unedited audio).