2015/07/11 14:33:18
john.childs@btinternet.com
Has anyone made good use of this feature? I would like to play and see something resembling accurate notation. Just experimenting with simple minims and crotchets [1/2 and 1/4 notes] at the moment but have yet to discover any settings that are convincing. Any suggestions?
2015/07/11 16:18:04
Jimbo21
I never heard those terms (minims and crotchets) before today and now you're the second person to use crotchet!
 
I only use that feature if I play a simple part like a pad or something with nothing smaller than a quarter note. Eighth notes on doen give me trouble.
2015/07/11 16:21:44
charlyg
Is crochet somehow easier to say than quarter note? No one EVER has to look up what quarter note means.
 
minims?
 
Sometimes the Brits...........and we're the ones supposedly butchering the language....
2015/07/11 16:30:52
GIM Productions
Hi all i consider input quantize very inaccurate.It could be very useful but when i record a very simple midi phrase in 16th i have a bad result.
I have done a feature request in a last Sonar survey.
Best
2015/07/11 16:43:21
charlyg
I'm not an expert, but I quantize to whatever is the shortest note in the phrase. No need to quantize to sixteenths if your shortest note is an eighth..
 
Of course you could be flying at a higher "altitude" than I.
 
2015/07/12 03:41:36
john.childs@btinternet.com
Thank you for the responses! Is there is no place for a Brit [of a particular age] to hide? I could no more call a crotchet a 1/4 note than call a tomato [with an art sound] a tomato or spell grey with an "a". But hey -
"Potao, potato! Let's call the whole thing off." - Gershwin.
2015/07/12 05:44:29
Bristol_Jonesey
And don't forget their insistence in spelling aluminium incorrectly.
 
Bloody colonials 
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