On 08/03/2018 08:21 PM, Aere Greenway wrote:
Since recording MIDI is much quicker than entering all of the notes, I
also experimented with recording MIDI.
I have noticed, that If I record MIDI from a MIDI keyboard, no matter
how carefully I am (timing-wise) playing with the metronome sounding,
I end up with small (16th rest, 32nd rest, 64th rest) rests between
notes. If I select the notes, and do quantization, it cleans it up
somewhat, but never completely.
In thinking about this, I wonder if it might be an artifact of the
latency (minimal, yet present) that comes with using Qsynth
(Fluidsynth). I have tuned my system to reduce this, but it only
reduces latency so far.
I will repeat the test tomorrow, using a machine having a Soundblaster
card (with 4 hardware synthesizers, and negligible latency), and see if
that improves the recorded-MIDI music notation.
I noticed it helped if I had the quantization include staccato/tenuto
expression, but that didn't eliminate the problem. And how do you
remove staccato or tenuto once it's in the music notation?
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Sincerely,
Aere
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