Easily quantize MIDI data for an entire region. You can quickly correct an imperfect performance in one step! Watch this video to see how.
Quantize MIDI Regions
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it would be great to see a video on the details of ‘strength’ of quantize etc. 😉
Q-Strength is the percentage how far a note is shifted towards the nearest grid position. 100% is fully quantizated. 0% leaves the note completely unchanged.