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Originally Posted by resonatee

A question to Mr.Gregory Ives:

Is there any incentive of fixing the midi timing of Pro Tools? The midi data is recorded early, and it messes up any performance. Are they taking Midi seriously at Avid? One could dream of a midi stable-reliable M1 native Pro Tools, that would be a comeback.....

No sure I understand the question, but I'm a proficient player so have not had a lot of trouble with that thru the years too be honest.. If you record in a a low buffer size that will help you. If you are doing it another way and are just quantizing it, then there some things to be aware of on any DAW. ProTools Midi has come a long way in my opinion. Even Olafur Arnald says it's light years from what it was, so a lot of what I hear on the midi side to me is just that some folks are used to too many options. I used to be a HUGE power user of Digital Performer and still use it sometimes. All of the DAW have their strengths. I know a lot of folks that like Cubase for midi and used to be big Live users, but had to switch to Cubase because of the limitations in Film arena.

There IS that new thing that is bugging a lot of people with the Quantizing that you can turn off. A couple of composer buddies of mine in LA did that. Also one of them uses VSL Pro for their interface with VI's.. I used to but found that my Templates are not that big and when I used that stuff it was creating bigger and bigger ones, so I don't use that anymore.
Sorry for the late response. I was doing a big project and took yesterday out of the room.

You can read about it here: Quantize Enhancements.


(Pro Tools Artist / Studio / Ultimate)
Quantize can “Follow Bars|Beats Grid”
Quantize MIDI events via key command, without needing to open the Event Operations Window
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