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Hi,
I had another question.
I have a midi guitar and sometimes when I record it will add notes I did not intend to include or slightly mess up the rythmn.
I was wondering if there is a way in synfire to make an average take from multiple takes that are relatively the same.
I included a screenshot of the takes I created and imported into synfire. As you can see they are very similar, but not exact.
I don't know if this can be done or if it is even synfire's intend to do such things, but I thought I'd ask.
Thanks for any suggestions or advice you may have.
Greetings!
Mo., 08.06.2020 - 11:30 Permalink
Interesting idea. Synfire doesn't support this though. If anything, this would probably fit best with a DAW, which is in a far better position to offer sophisticated recording options.
I would quantize the best take and add some humanization (using the clickboard) to loosen up the strict timing a bit.
It generally gives you best results when figure symbols are exactly on time and the appearance a of human performance is simulated with parameters, e.g. Shift, Rhythm, etc. This is because exact timing much helps with cut/copy/paste, harmonization, and many other workflow functions.