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Want to tune a solo vocal? ...no problem! Want to quantize audio? ...a breeze! Melodyne can easily handle those tasks! However, have you ever tried to change an audio recording from a major key to a minor key, or edit out a wrong note in a chord imbedded in a polyphonic audio recording? How about turning a polyphonic stereo audio recording into corresponding MIDI notes? Impossible, right? Not any more! Enter Melodyne DNA. With the “new” Melodyne, the impossible is now possible. And in this tutorial we’ll teach you how to master these magical techniques and incorporate them into your productions.

In this series of lessons we ll learn how to work with 3D Stereoscopic image pairs in Toxik. We ll be able to create an anaglyph preview and learn how to control our stereo depth and fix issues in Toxik.
We ll begin this course by learning how to set-up our project for stereo work and the basic stereo workflows. We ll then go through an entire practical application of fixing a visual problem in our stereo images. During this we ll learn how and when we can re-use data from the left to the right side, and how to actually apply this. We ll finish by learning how to use expressions to change our screen depth solely in Toxik.

In this course we will learn how each Transform node works and how to use it inside of Toxik.
In this series of lessons we ll learn how to use certain tools found in Toxik. The power of Toxik comes from its flexible node-based workflow. As a Toxik compositor, your artistic ability and turn-around time depends on your knowledge of the tools and how to use them. This Reference Library is designed to allow us to find the information we need about a specific node, or tool, quickly. We ll begin each lesson with a project file already created so we can focus on learning the specifics of each node, instead of general Toxik workflows. We are constantly adding and updating our Reference Library so that it has the ability to evolve along with software applications. Please feel free to contact us if there is a specific node or aspect of Toxik that you want to learn about.