Once a 64th note, always a 64th note?

[steinfeld]

@MassMover

Score quantization: When score editor is active, the region parameter box on the left info panel shows the score quantize parameter, which defaults to 16,24. This parameter controls the smallest note value the score editor can show. If you set it to 4, the score is quantized to quarter notes, but the score only! The playback is unaffected. 16,24 means you can show 16th and 16th triplets (24th notes). So set it so that the smallest not value you use in your music and see if it fits.

Amazing and insightful tip

[Christian_R]

@steinfeld

I now found that the problem is that logic is not able to quantize the END of the notes.

Hi @steinfeld, besides all the useful suggestions above, you can locally/manually quantize the note ends in Logic, keeping Shift pressed while dragging (Set the snap to the desired value first):

And here in Cubase (Quantize Ends) :

[steinfeld]

Hey Christian

Thanks so much for taking the time to do the screen recordings
I saw that I was possible to quantize ends in Cubase and found out that it’s also possible in Ableton Lite which is cheaper - so now I have both Logic / xml export and Ableton Lite quantize ends as my best options