Re: [Rosegarden-user] Fuzzy Quantisation

2020-05-25 Thread Lorenzo Sutton
On 24/05/20 11:19, Will Godfrey wrote: Has anyone thought of this? 'Hard' quantisation tends to take the life out of an otherwise mostly OK performance. My guess is that you could apply something like a square law to the error quantity so that notes that are furthest away would get the most

Re: [Rosegarden-user] Fuzzy Quantisation

2020-05-24 Thread David W. Jones
On May 23, 2020 11:19:18 PM HST, Will Godfrey wrote: >Has anyone thought of this? 'Hard' quantisation tends to take the life >out of >an otherwise mostly OK performance. > >My guess is that you could apply something like a square law to the >error >quantity so that notes that are furthest

[Rosegarden-user] Fuzzy Quantisation

2020-05-24 Thread Will Godfrey
Has anyone thought of this? 'Hard' quantisation tends to take the life out of an otherwise mostly OK performance. My guess is that you could apply something like a square law to the error quantity so that notes that are furthest away would get the most adjustment. Also, the ability to dial in the