Hi,
I just upgraded to C15 and Spectralayers Pro 13.
I saw the coupon for Tonalic and watched the video, looks great.
I redeemed the coupon code, etc. and then I got stuck in the mud…
I went to page and wasn’t sure (no detailed instructions for this provided) how to proceed. There were two tabs: Login or Buy
I have the redeemed code copied but ???
When I hit login it automatically used a email address I rarely us, so I changed it to the one I normally use. It didn’t like that and ever since won’t recognize me whatever I do.
I hit BUY, no luck either.
Anyone figure this out, please assist. It looks like a lovely ARA software to checkout.
thx in advance,
el professor (getting too old for these login and security features, lol)
I didn’t get it from the Cubase code, but from an earlier Celemony customers thing. Just checking the site now (with an in-Private window so it won’t connect it to my Tonalic account), if you click Login, then click the Prepaid Registration button on that form, it gets you to a form to create a login. My best guess would be you’d have to fill that out, then press the Continue button on that page then do whatever else may follow from that (perhaps entering a voucher code?).
Thanks, I’ll give it a shot…
BTW, Is Celemony’s other software, also a free software for Cubase 14 + 15 Pro Users,
I’ve seen it as a choice under the ARA list like Spectralayers.
I’ve been using the built in Steinberg made tuning, Variaudio.
But Melodyne seems to be an offering now (haven’t used it yet).
Please don’t forget to mention all of this to Celemony. Steinberg just shows you the code. Everything else is on Celemony’s side.
I get that, just thought they’d coordinate more smoothly like Spectralayers (I know that’s a Steinberg owned software addition).
I did send Celemony the same question, no response so far.
I think there’s a version of Melodyne (Melodyne Essential) that is also free for Cubase Pro users. However, I had one of the higher end paid versions of Melodyne way before I started using Cubase (initially with 9.5, but only as my main DAW at 10.5), so I haven’t paid much attention on that front. (I currently use Melodyne 5 Studio, which is the full-function version. There is also at least one version between Studio and Essential.)
I might add that the login needed for Melodyne is different from Tonalic – I had one for Melodyne when they made their offering on Tonalic, but I still had to create an account on the Tonalic site. I’m guessing there may be a Melodyne Essential voucher in your Steinberg account, too, if that is still included with Cubase Pro.
There used to be a time limited voucher for Melodyne Essential a few years ago, together with offers of products from other companies. This promotional offer has long expired.