Where Dan talks about Musical Quantization of continuous range input data as well as Scale Note Arrays both custom and generated using the Scale to Note Array node.
Great another vid from the source.. keep them coming! Btw Your keyboard hits are killing my subwoofer. I would high pass this video around 80 hz as your hits are really really hard.
I’m confused why the saw lfo is producing the staggered note ouput. The timing seemed to be a linear ramp of equal spacing, but the quantization seems to randomly select certain note lengths. Would love an explanation Dan if you have the time.
The sine wave produces a linear ramp as you point out, but as soon as you quantize it snaps to the nearest value based on the midi note. If the quantization is on the notes 0, 9, 10, 11 and 12 the first note 0 would be really long compared to the last few, since quantizes all the midi note values 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 ,5 6 while 10 and 11 only have one possibility
Great another vid from the source.. keep them coming! Btw Your keyboard hits are killing my subwoofer. I would high pass this video around 80 hz as your hits are really really hard.
Very interesting video...
thanks!
I’m confused why the saw lfo is producing the staggered note ouput. The timing seemed to be a linear ramp of equal spacing, but the quantization seems to randomly select certain note lengths. Would love an explanation Dan if you have the time.
The sine wave produces a linear ramp as you point out, but as soon as you quantize it snaps to the nearest value based on the midi note. If the quantization is on the notes 0, 9, 10, 11 and 12 the first note 0 would be really long compared to the last few, since quantizes all the midi note values 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 ,5 6 while 10 and 11 only have one possibility