Is there a keystroke command to quantize (or fix timing as apple calls it) selected midi notes? I can only seem to find a list of general keystrokes that do not apply. Would sure make it quicker to edit midi...
GarageBand (Mac) '11, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
I realize this is a really old thread, but since I had an answer, I thought I'd share it in case anybody else is wondering how to do this!
If you would like to quantize a selection of midi notes, hit the "Q" key. That's it! Hope that helps!
Have you tried to enable "Quantize Note Timing" in Score View or Piano Roll View in the Track Editor? You can set it to any note length from1/64 to a full note, also to triplets or "Swing".
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Léonie
I know how to make it enable, the question was, is there a keystroke command? For example: I would love to be able to set note timing to 16th notes and then after selecting the notes I want to quantize use a keystroke to move them into place. I don't want it to quantize every single note either, this is just for selecting a few notes here and there and adjusting their timing.
the question was, is there a keystroke command?
I don't think so, sorry - here is the list of all keyboard shortcuts:
drats! do you know if I can make my own somehow? I want to impress my friends.... and have a lot of time on my hands. haha
keystroke shortcut to quantize midi?
