In this quick tip I’ll show you how to quantize MIDI in Reaper. This is a simple way to correct timing issues in a MIDI track. The key to using the quantize feature is doing so without affecting the human feel of your performance. I’ll show you exactly how to do this.
How To Quantize MIDI In Reaper
by David | 9 comments
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Awesome A+!!! Thanks David that was a big help
Hello David. What’s your Reaper theme? It’s great!
https://homemusicstudio1.com/rea-evolution-theme
Hi Dave,
I prefer the iterative quantize feature in Cubase, which allows you to quantize by a selected percentage with each click. This still allows for some timing differences within a piano chord, which makes for an even more human feel.
This can be done while the music is play
Sorry I hit submit prematurely.
….playing so you can keep nudging the quantize until you find the sweet spot.
Ya, Reaper also has a humanize function will can do the same thing. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks, Dave. Another good one!
You most welcome John, thanks for the comment.