Quantizing Note Durations

Not a big deal, but X1's quantize defaults to Note Durations Off--in other words, the default is to correct the MIDI note start times but not the note ends, which I find musically un-useful.  Of course, I can check the box each time, but I sometimes forget and have to redo things.

How can I change this default?  I don't see it in preferences.  I know this was different in my older version.

Thanks.

By the way, your picture reminds me that I have been searching for Switched on Bach CDs and can't find them.  (No idea what happened to my ancient records and cassettes.)  Do you know if these are still published and being produced?  Walter/Wendy was a great influence on me musically.  Wachet Auf, the Brandenburg, and Sheep May Safely Graze are masterpieces.

And here's one for you:  Have you ever heard "Poeme Electronique," by Edgar Varese?  My parents had that record for some random reason--not their style at all--and I nearly wore out the groove.  It blazed the trail for Switched on Bach technically.

First - to brundlefly - I agree - but sometimes when do intricate work, or preparing a track for scoring it is needed to quantize both start and duration.

and konradh - I have the vinyl (bought when just released) and CD of SOB, and also SOB 2000.  I just did a quick check and found no CD except for ~$200.  A mystery.  My avatar is actually an alternative cover photo.  On the real cover the master was standing.

I don't disagree - I like to arrange midi for real orchestrations and my own piano solos, and all the nuance that that implies.  But those that do a lot of patterns, hip hop, etc. may have a different view.

And if I wish to make a score for someone to read (even me), I don't want a quarter note to show as a quarter tied to a 32nd.  I say good to be able to quantize both start and duration.