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Hello friends, Does anybody know if it is possible to quantize 
incoming midi messages live?...Justin

funktronik2000 wrote:
> Hello friends, Does anybody know if it is possible to quantize 
> incoming midi messages live?...Justin


Never actually tried it, but I've wondered if it'd be possible to use 
Touch Tracks to do this? For note messages at least.

The sequence used by Touch Tracks would contain a single note. The 
velocity'd probably need to be 64, and the note length'd need to be as 
long as the longest note you were planning to play.

In the Touch Tracks window you'd transpose each note appropriately, set 
"Velocity" to 100%, "Trigger" to Gate, and "Start" to Next 1/16. Or 
something like that.

Hey, if it works please let us know. I've been meaning to try it for 
ages. If it doesn't, sorry to waste your time.


Cheers,   Bill Canty

On a fine day, 14-10-2003, funktronik2000 wrote:

>Hello friends, Does anybody know if it is possible to quantize
>incoming midi messages live?...Justin

Yes, possible.  In Arrange make sure you have *no* sequences 
selected.  Then in the parameter pane (left side of window) turn on 
the Quantize parameter (the same one you would use on a sequence). 
Now play/record whatever and everything will be quantized on input. 
Don't forget to switch this back off -- can be a nasty one when it 
happens while you don't want and/or expect it.

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

> Yes, possible.  In Arrange make sure you have *no* sequences
> selected.  Then in the parameter pane (left side of window) turn on
> the Quantize parameter (the same one you would use on a sequence).

Hi again Hendrik Jan-
I have used that trick before but afaik, it quantizes on playback.  I
think the original poster wants the note to be rounded to the nearest
beat as they play in realtime.

best, Nathan
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Nathan Rosenberg
Music Production                    www.doghouseNYC.com 
The Doghouse NYC                    www.pianoVOX.com

On a fine day, 15-10-2003, The Doghouse NYC wrote:

>  > Yes, possible.  In Arrange make sure you have *no* sequences
>>  selected.  Then in the parameter pane (left side of window) turn on
>>  the Quantize parameter (the same one you would use on a sequence).
>
>Hi again Hendrik Jan-
>I have used that trick before but afaik, it quantizes on playback.  I
>think the original poster wants the note to be rounded to the nearest
>beat as they play in realtime.

Ah... I think you're right indeed.  This trick quantises the 
*recording* and not the playing.  Sorry for the foul-up.

-- 
Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/

--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Hendrik Jan Veenstra 
<h@k...> wrote:
> On a fine day, 15-10-2003, The Doghouse NYC wrote:
> 
> >  > Yes, possible.  In Arrange make sure you have *no* 
sequences
> >>  selected.  Then in the parameter pane (left side of window) 
turn on
> >>  the Quantize parameter (the same one you would use on a 
sequence).
> >
> >Hi again Hendrik Jan-
> >I have used that trick before but afaik, it quantizes on 
playback.  I
> >think the original poster wants the note to be rounded to the 
nearest
> >beat as they play in realtime.
> 
> Ah... I think you're right indeed.  This trick quantises the 
> *recording* and not the playing.  Sorry for the foul-up.
>                                                                                                      
......Thank you guys for your replies none the less...Justin
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