Hi,
You can use the note editor for this. And the set length tool can help
here too.
On 3/24/2012 12:26 AM, Nicole Massey wrote:
I'd like to be able to set lengths to something larger than a quarter note.
I guess I could change the time signature and go that route, but I'd like
another way if possible.
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Raymond Grote
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2012 11:13 PM
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Subject: Re: QWS List Resolution Question
Hi,
You can't use decimals. But, I don't really see the need. If you quantize to
a quarter note, that should be good enough to get your notes where they
should be. If it doesn't help much, then something is definitely wrong.
There is some editing in order.
Going further, the only problem I see with the quantize functions is that if
you try to quantize to 9, it sometimes doesn't work properly, because 192/9
is not an even number. But I rarely if ever need to do that, and if I do,
I'll just play with things to get it right. Has anyone been on this road
before?
On 3/23/2012 7:37 PM, Nicole Massey wrote:
Okay, here's a little question I have about the quantize, quantize
note length, and set note length options in QWS.
Will.5 give me quantization to the half note? How about .25 to set
quantization or note length to whole notes? And if so will .33 give me
quantization to a dotted half note, so I can fill a 3/4 bar with a note?
I'm dealing with some early music and this is becoming something I
need to work with.
Thanks for any enlightenment y'all can provide.
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