Auto quantize for recorded MIDI does not seek to work properly. Unless I'm doing something wrong.
Steps to reproduce
1.Add a virtual instrument to a track (in my case Addictive Drums)
2.Click on the track's input device
3.On the right of the bottom panel, change the quantization type to 1/16 beat
4.Enable the metronome click, press record and start playing the instrument
5.After recording and listening to playback, some notes are recorded on the grid as expected while some are off slightly.
I always have to go back and manually move the off notes. This is not an ideal way for me to produce my tracks. Unless I'm missing a step or two, I'm guessing this might be a bug. Please advise how to resolve this issue.
My system is a M1 Mac Studio with 64gb memory with a Scarlett 18i8 as my audio device. I have the audio buffer size set to 64 samples. This is the same setting I use in Cubase/Nuendo and Studio One and MIDI recording with auto quantize enabled working perfectly on those DAWs.
Steps to reproduce
1.Add a virtual instrument to a track (in my case Addictive Drums)
2.Click on the track's input device
3.On the right of the bottom panel, change the quantization type to 1/16 beat
4.Enable the metronome click, press record and start playing the instrument
5.After recording and listening to playback, some notes are recorded on the grid as expected while some are off slightly.
I always have to go back and manually move the off notes. This is not an ideal way for me to produce my tracks. Unless I'm missing a step or two, I'm guessing this might be a bug. Please advise how to resolve this issue.
My system is a M1 Mac Studio with 64gb memory with a Scarlett 18i8 as my audio device. I have the audio buffer size set to 64 samples. This is the same setting I use in Cubase/Nuendo and Studio One and MIDI recording with auto quantize enabled working perfectly on those DAWs.
Statistics: Posted by summer2000 — Fri Apr 12, 2024 10:51 pm — Replies 3 — Views 69