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Added an example for using tweakNotes, showing how one can use it to also quantize note length instead of just time
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We can also use tweakNotes to quantize the note times. This code snaps the notes to the nearest grid line (grid is a global variable that contains the grid value, see setGrid above): | We can also use tweakNotes to quantize the note times. This code snaps the notes to the nearest grid line (grid is a global variable that contains the grid value, see setGrid above): | ||
tweakNotes(n=>n.time = Math.round(n.time * grid) / grid) | tweakNotes(n=>n.time = Math.round(n.time * grid) / grid) | ||
OR if you want to quantize note ''length'', just swap out where it says "n.time" for "n.length": | |||
tweakNotes(n=>n.length = Math.round(n.length * grid) / grid) | |||
Another example is the humanize function, which is built on tweakNotes (in fact, several of the other functions could be rewritten in terms of tweakNotes): | Another example is the humanize function, which is built on tweakNotes (in fact, several of the other functions could be rewritten in terms of tweakNotes): | ||
function humanize(volumeVariation = 0.2, timeVariation = 0.1) { | function humanize(volumeVariation = 0.2, timeVariation = 0.1) { | ||