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Hi,A Quantize Macro for all you Protools folks out there!After download first enable the Quantize group in the groups column with Keyboard Maestro.This macro only fires while Protools is in front by using control `.Select your midi notes first!The dotted and triplet buttons are toggle buttons. Press apply to quantize your notesEnjoy!
Pro Tools HD 7 is an elegant and refined upgrade that combines greatly enhanced processing capabilities with tighter integration of audio recording/editing/mixing and MIDI sequencing. Version 7 is a paid upgrade you can buy online and requires an iLok dongle. The LE version still relies on serial number authorization. As in version 6, PT 7 is for both MAC OS X and Windows XP and for this review I installed version 7.1cs6 into a MAC G5 Quadcore with 4.5GB of RAM running OS 10.4.6, HD3 PCIe cards and a single HD192 I/O unit.
Finally, we include the nbits parameter. This defines the number of bits that each subquantizer can use, we can translate this into the number of centroids assigned to each subspace as k_ = 2**nbits. An nbits of 11 leaves us with 2048 centroids per subspace.
Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:16AM Hide picture Say your record quantize is set to 16th notes in the 'flex time' options. You play the part. Then after looking at it, decide you want it to round the notation to the nearest 8th note instead. How do you tell this thing to do that, after you've played?Quantize -> Plugins -> Simplify notation seems to want to re-notate the entire score. How do you tell it to re-notate a specific measure of a specific staff?I can't believe there's no post-record quantize. This is one of the most basic function of a sequencer. Every other DAW on frickin earth has a MIDI quantize. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Jeremy Hughes - 26 Apr 11:17AM Hide picture Hi thereIs Sibelius a sequencer? I wasn't aware.Jeremy Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:25AM Hide picture Anything that receives and arranges multiple tracks of MIDI data is a sequencer. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Jeremy Hughes - 26 Apr 11:27AM Hide picture I guess it isn't a very good sequencer then. I'd recommend quantizing in a sequencer that has the features you need, and importing the resulting file.Hope that helpsJeremy-- music editor/engraverSibelius 6.2 iMac OS X Version 10.6.6 Snow Leopard Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:35AM Hide picture Export it into logic/DP/Protools, quantize it, then import it back into Sibelius? HahaSo Sib can't do it then?That's funny. It can rewire, it can track a vocal, and it can trigger 3rd party samples, but it can't quantize. Wow. Thank you Avid. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Andy G - 26 Apr 11:53AM (edited 26 Apr 11:54AM) Hide picture Ditto to Jeremy's comments. Sibelius is not a DAW.You can read through the many threads (and Daniel's excellent blog) on how to tame Flexi-time input if you want hints on what Sib can do alone in this respect - if you haven't already done so.-- Q6700 @ 3.2GHz 4GB RAM. XP Pro SP2. Terratec/M-Audio cards. Sib 6.2, Cubase SX3 and 5, and many VSTi's! Web: www.andrew-gilbert.com Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 12:15PM Hide picture :) 'kay. Will do. Guess I'll start diggin! Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Laurence Payne - 26 Apr 07:29PM Hide picture They're right, you'll go mad if you try to force Sibelius into the job of a performance sequencer. It has many of the features, but is a score publisher first and foremost, firmly based in notation. Having said that, there's a plugin, Simplify Notation/Renotate Performance, that might help you. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Bob Zawalich - 26 Apr 07:55PM Hide picture Simplify Notation/Renotate Performance will process only the bars in a passage selection. So select the bars you want to quantize, then run the plugin. Tell it to overwrite the selection, or the quantized notes will be put into new staves.-- BobSib 1.2 - 6.2, Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, 2.13 GHz Core 2 Duo; Audiophile 2496; 4 G RAM. Year 2011.I am an experienced Sibelius user, but am not affiliated with Sibelius Software.Sib Plugin downloads: www.sibelius.com/download/plugins (see How to Install Plugins; use Vista for Windows 7)Alphabetical plugin list: www.bobzawalich.com/AllPluginsOnDownloadPage.htm Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Alan Deane - 26 Apr 09:46PM (edited 26 Apr 09:54PM) Hide picture Well, here's a question that'll step on a toe or two: Did Avid buy Sibelius to deliberately keep them (Sibelius) from developing into a great sequencer? Not their sole intent, I'm sure they wanted to have a great notator in their hand of cards, but it may benefit them to keep Sib compartmentalized and not infringe on their other products. The "tone" of the company has rather changed since the acquisition.Long live the Queen. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Peter Roos - 26 Apr 11:08PM Hide picture > Well, here's a question that'll step on a toe or two: Did Avid buy Sibelius to deliberately keep them (Sibelius) from developing into a great sequencer? Not their sole intent, I'm sure they wanted to have a great notator in their hand of cards, but it may benefit them to keep Sib compartmentalized and not infringe on their other products. The "tone" of the company has rather changed since the acquisition.> > Long live the Queen.Conspiracy theories ... always fun.Well, if it were Avid's masterplan to keep Sibelius from developing Sibelius as a sequencing program because it wanted to exclusively promote its existing product (Pro Tools) as a composing tool, they missed it since Pro Tools is not widely used as a composing tool (but instead for mastering / mixing and to be able to deliver a pro tools session to filmmakers / any in post production).Daniel has mentioned more than once that Sibelius is primarily a notational software and will likely continue to be developed with an emphasis on that; but that said I would very much like some sequencing features like the ability to quantize notes, and more options to tweak midi notes / edit audio and so on. It would be *very* cool to have some kind of 'underwater' area that would allow you to tweak midi notes, play around with audio, and so on, while on the surface the Sibelius interface would remain. -- Peter Rooswww.summeroflovemusic.comIMDb: www.imdb.com/name/nm2039241 Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:24PM Hide picture > > Well, here's a question that'll step on a toe or two: Did Avid buy Sibelius to deliberately keep them (Sibelius) from developing into a great sequencer? Not their sole intent, I'm sure they wanted to have a great notator in their hand of cards, but it may benefit them to keep Sib compartmentalized and not infringe on their other products. The "tone" of the company has rather changed since the acquisition.> > > > Long live the Queen.> > Conspiracy theories ... always fun.> > Well, if it were Avid's masterplan to keep Sibelius from developing Sibelius as a sequencing program because it wanted to exclusively promote its existing product (Pro Tools) as a composing tool, they missed it since Pro Tools is not widely used as a composing tool (but instead for mastering / mixing and to be able to deliver a pro tools session to filmmakers / any in post production).> > Daniel has mentioned more than once that Sibelius is primarily a notational software and will likely continue to be developed with an emphasis on that; but that said I would very much like some sequencing features like the ability to quantize notes, and more options to tweak midi notes / edit audio and so on. It would be *very* cool to have some kind of 'underwater' area that would allow you to tweak midi notes, play around with audio, and so on, while on the surface the Sibelius interface would remain. > > -- > Peter Roos> www.summeroflovemusic.com> IMDb: www.imdb.com/name/nm2039241 Peter, I'm in complete agreement with you that Avid would not have bought Sib out to keep it from being a PT competitor. If I was Avid, I'd start making moves toward integrating it with the PT MIDI engine giving both composers and techs alike, the ability to have one DAW/superseqencer/scoring engine. MOTU DP is still the leader in this field as far as I'm concerned. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:17PM Hide picture > Well, here's a question that'll step on a toe or two: Did Avid buy Sibelius to deliberately keep them (Sibelius) from developing into a great sequencer? Not their sole intent, I'm sure they wanted to have a great notator in their hand of cards, but it may benefit them to keep Sib compartmentalized and not infringe on their other products. The "tone" of the company has rather changed since the acquisition.> > Long live the Queen.Avid seems to buy anything they can and then rebrand it. I'll never buy another program from a company that charges $40 to call and ask a question. I'm stuck with sib unfortunately, because of how widely the program is used on a professional level, and because of the lack of other notation capable software on the market that is Rewire, Eastwest, and VSL compatable. Screw ProTools, and Euphonix. There is other $h1t out there that can do the same thing and that doesn't cost for basic tech help.On a side note, I am very grateful to every person on thsi forum that is willing to help compensate for Avid's piss poor pathetic lack of customer service. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:08PM Hide picture > Simplify Notation/Renotate Performance will process only the bars in a passage selection. So select the bars you want to quantize, then run the plugin. Tell it to overwrite the selection, or the quantized notes will be put into new staves.> > -- > Bob> > Sib 1.2 - 6.2, Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, 2.13 GHz Core 2 Duo; Audiophile 2496; 4 G RAM. Year 2011.> I am an experienced Sibelius user, but am not affiliated with Sibelius Software.> Sib Plugin downloads: www.sibelius.com/download/plugins (see How to Install Plugins; use Vista for Windows 7)> Alphabetical plugin list: www.bobzawalich.com/AllPluginsOnDownloadPage.htmTHANK YOU. That's exactly what I was asking. I didn't understand the 'overwrite' needing to be selected. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by jkuehlin - 26 Apr 11:06PM Hide picture > They're right, you'll go mad if you try to force Sibelius into the job of a performance sequencer. It has many of the features, but is a score publisher first and foremost, firmly based in notation. > > Having said that, there's a plugin, Simplify Notation/Renotate Performance, that might help you.I have the thing rewired to logic. I don't need a sequencer. The complaint was that it appeared to lack the most basic sequencer functions. Not that sequencing is not it's primary calling card. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 6.2: How the hell do you quantize in Sib 6? Posted by Dennis Larson - 15 May 01:38AM Hide picture My understanding is that a NOTATION (scoring) program is most interested in how a score appears on a [printed] page. It has NOTHING do to do with how you input the notation, or the playback of such therein. It is SOLELY concerned with how it LOOKS on the page. Which Sibelius does beautifully, if you spent time with the manual and learn the logic behind the program. Anything beyond the page is a bonus.JMHO-- Dennis LarsonSibelius 6.2Dell Studio XPS9000 / Core i7 / 8GBWin7 Pro 64-bit Back to top Allthreads