Edit ends of notes

[peter knight]

When importing a bass audio track into Audio Tracker, and having it generate midi.. the tails of the notes are not on the grid( not surprisingly).  Is there a way, other than manually snapping them to the correct ending.. something like nearest 1/8th  1/4   1/16th etc

Cheers

 

Wiz

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[Shootie]

There is a Quantize Slider, look near top.

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[peter knight]

That works on the front of the nope, not the tail

[Shootie]

Here’s a Whole Note Damped into a Half Note.

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[Shootie]

You could go to your Effects, assign a CC value to the pickup volume knob(s) and automate those on the Grid Editor, a bit more work though… but a true fade.

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[peter knight]

Shootie wrote:

You could go to your Effects, assign a CC value to the pickup volume knob(s) and automate those on the Grid Editor, a bit more work though… but a true fade.

Thank you so much for replying… and I have enjoyed your videos on you tube…good stuff.

Unfortunately.. both methods are way more labour intensive than what I am currently doing , which is manually editing the end of the note….

I hope you understand what I am getting at….its something I do when editing bass guitars audio… to tighten up the groove…just wondering if there was a quantise for the end of the note, like there is for the front of a note…You make the end of the note, in time.. that’s where bass guitars groove…. really comes from, tight silence… (the front of the note is important as well of course….but its the gaps where the music falls out….8)……..)

being able to quantise the end of the bass note, to a grid resolution, would be a fantastic edition,…

thanks again

Wiz

• This post was modified 3 years ago by peter knight.

[Shootie]

Oh man, My last few replies were for a different thread that was right above this one. Sorry if that sent you on the scenic route. My fault.

The only other thing I can think of which may only help you a little is selecting the notes in question, right clicking and Stretch To Next Note.

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