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Display Quantize

Notes are not an absolute language, and you must give the program a few hints on

how the score should be displayed. This is done using the Display Quantize section

of the Staff Settings dialog.

● These are only display values used for the graphics in the Score Editor. They

do not affect the actual recording in any way.

Here is a description of the functions:

Parameter Description

Notes The smallest note value to be displayed. Set this to the smallest signif-

icant note value used in your music. If for example you set this to

eighth notes, no note values smaller than eighth notes will be dis-

played. If you set it to a triplet value, the program expects all notes on

this staff to be triplets.

This setting is partly overridden by Auto Quantize (see below).

Rests The smallest rest value to be displayed, as with the “Notes” setting

described above.

Auto

Quantize

Generally, if your music contains mixed triplets and straight notes, try

selecting “Position” or “Distance” from this pop-up menu. Otherwise

set it to “None”.

Auto Quantize uses involved methods to make your score look as

legible as possible. Auto Quantize allows you to mix straight notes

with tuplets (triplets) in a Part. But, Auto Quantize also uses the (dis-

play) Quantize value. If it can't ﬁnd an appropriate note value for a

certain note or group of notes, it will use the set Quantize value to

display it.

If the part is imprecisely played and/or complex, Auto Quantize may

have a problem “ﬁguring out” exactly what you “mean”.

If you are using Cubase Score or Audio, there is more information in

the chapter “Transcribing MIDI Recordings” in the Score Layout and

Printing document.

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