On 09/23/2015 02:42 PM, Tito Latini wrote:
> After some tests, I'm noticing the application of notation-quantization
> (the current "Fix Notation Q...") is useless. Perhaps it is better to fix
> only the notation time/duration (and not the absolute time/duration), and
> in this case the name of the command (Fix ...) is appropriate.
I think the intent was to copy the notation duration to the performance
duration, and remove the notation duration in the process, which gives a
result similar to performing a grid quantize. I tested just now, and it
seems to meet that description. ("Fix" as in "fasten in position" and
not as in "repair.")
The other day, I entered that rhythmic figure from the tocatta from
Widor's 5th Organ Symphony, then I used Adjust -> Interpret to generate
performance durations that articulated the pattern of tenuto and staccato.
In trying to make that trailing rest go away, I attempted to undo the
interpretation, to use the written duration as the performance duration,
and undo the rhythmic interpretation.
The long and the short of it is that I was looking for "Interpret -> Fix
Notation Quantization" and had forgotten what the option was called. I
tried that just now, and it worked.
I was finally able to get rid of the hated trailing rests. Excellent!
As far as the rest of it, I'm not sure what's missing, other than my
memory of how to use Rosegarden.
--
D. Michael McIntyre
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