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Re: Is there a way to see how I quantized a midi region?
No man, I totally understand. But in my case it is much simpler because all my audio and midi usually comes from single take, with single sync point. So I can use tempo map or even Elastic Audio if I am desperate.
I get your point though. If you are just composing bit by bit I can probably get a big slap on the face from Avid by saying this but it would be hundred times easier with Ableton Live than PT.
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I mean... maybe. But I wouldn't be stunned. PT has long been about separating destructive (committing) processes from non-destructive processes (like the Real-Time Properties). Although they don't do a great job of educating newer users, when they introduced those features ages ago, they did expect that there were few enough users that we read the manual, or sought training. I've only run into caring about the issue you're mentioning (and I do a LOT of MIDI) when I go to an old session and want to re-use part of it for a new track, and I've used some custom swing that I want to match or conform to. My solution in that case is to select a region from the old part, and use Beat Detective (in MIDI Operation Mode) to do a Groove Template Extraction, that I can save as a custom quantization preset. If you choose to do that, and haven't done it before, do look up some tutorials or the section in the manual.
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Second, I do believe JFreak answered your question appropriately, the only way I can think of to accomplish what you’d like to do would be to create a duplicate track to preserve the original data (or I guess you could put it in a playlist lane). But ProTools does not function with MIDI in the way Logic does, so what you describe is not the way ProTools work. I would be somewhat like asking why a MD421 isn’t working correctly when you are talking into the side of it (side address). It’s just not the way the microphone works. There are good reasons why people use Logic, DP, or Abelton for MIDI music creation they are better setup for MIDI creation, whereas ProTools is built more for Audio creation/manipulation. To me is sounds like you should stay in Logic to do your MIDI and move to ProTools for your audio editing.
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Avid told you it can’t be done but you expected to come here so we could tell you they’re wrong? It can’t be done. You’ll need to use a workaround. Robruce’s workaround is probably as close as you’ll get. Alternatively you could use software like OBS to screen capture your edits and re-watch them later. Or write them down using time stamps.
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This is probably the best workaround. I have often wished there was some form of undo queue along the lines of what Photoshop has that lists every action that was performed. This would help the OP in that they could see what was done and also allow my request of being able to just click at the point I want to undo to, as opposed to just clicking undo x amount of times until I get to the state I want to be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Last edited by Sardi; 08-11-2021 at 11:20 AM. |
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