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QUANTIZE
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QUANTIZE
Quantize Data
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[EXEC!
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ALL
Track
number
which
has
the
measure
to
be
quantized
All the tracks
of
current
song
[b]m
Measure
1--250
First
measure
number
to
be
quantized
[C]L
Length
K250
Length of
the
measures
to
be
quantized
(in
measures)
[d]
Res
Resolution
J/48
-
J/1
Quantization of
rhythm
E
Quantize Data
ALL
NOTE
CTRL
Types
of data
to
be
QUANTIZED
All the data
Note
data
(keyboard
information)
Control data
(joy
stick,
after
touch
etc.)
[U
[EXEC]
Executing
the quantization
This
function automatically
corrects the
timing of
measures
in the
specified
range
to
a
pre-selected beat
length.
The
data recorded
in
real
time
with
a
resolution setting
of
J/8.
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Quantization
of
the above,
data
with
a
resolution
of
J/2
1.
Specify
the track
(
[a]
),
first
measure
(
[b]
)
and
number
of
measures
(
|c]
)
to
be
quantized.
2.
Set the preciseness of quantization
by
using Resolution
(
[d1
).
(When
J/1
is
set,
notes
are
quantized
to
the
nearest quarter
note.)
3.
Specify
the
data
to
be quantized
(
[f]
).
ALL:
all
data
NOTE:
note data (from keyboard)
CTRL:
control data
(pitch
bend,
after
touch,
modulation,
etc.)
4.
Execute
QUANTIZE
by [EXEC].
*
When
two
events of
the
same
kind of
control data are
moved
to
the
same
note-value
as a result
of
quantizing
the control data,
they
are
put together
into
one.
Because
of
this
it
is
possible
to thin
down
the
amount
of control data
and
thus
economize
memory
by
use of quantization.
(The
quantization
resolution of J/48
is
provided
for
this
purpose.)
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