This kind of thing can be frustrating at times, and a big factor to consider is also your DAW. There are a few other troubleshooting tips I can share with you though, and I’ll be sure to tell you those down in the section below. You may also need to locate the original Transfer files, or you’ve forgotten to set the computer’s audio output. Generally, the main reasons you can’t hear your Melodyne recording is because you’ve either muted the track on which the plugin is loaded, or you’ve accidentally left Melodyne turned off. I’ve run into this problem before, and usually, there are a couple of easy solutions.

On that note, sometimes when I’m using Melodyne I feel like I can’t hear the audio, especially if I’ve opened an old project. Sometimes, a 15-minute break and a fresh pair of eyes/ears are all you need to fix the issue that, just one day prior, seemed impossible. I believe this is because the problem is usually just something minor that you’re overlooking or unable to see because you’re too invested in the issue at hand. When you’re first learning how to use brand new technology, there are many problems you find yourself running into, and it’s not uncommon for there to be few answers online.

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