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Originally Posted by Tod
So the quantize is putting the end of the notes right in perfect line with the start of the next note? One ppq back on the front note and it's alright, is that it? And this changed with the latest upgrade
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I don't know if this behavior has changed during the Reaper history - I've just recognize it due to the strange script behavior of "BRSO".
I assume there's no possibility in the MIDI world to put 2 events (Note-ON, Note-OFF) on the same MIDI clock - there can be just one.
And I assume the developer of the Quantize function didn't regard the absolute micro-positioning of following notes because you can't hear it.
The problem is, that scripts and VST-Instruments can "hear" it ;-)
And yes, there are many workarounds possible (by further scripts) to solve any of the strange effects that will occur, but maybe it would be a good idea to fix it at the root.
My proposal would be: If after Quantize ("Fix overlaps" switched on) there are Note-Off and Note-On on the same grid, all Note-Off will set before Note-On.
(The second question would be how to order a Note-Off/On sequence if there are more than just a single note for Note-Off/On? Currently I don't know if there could be a "most meaningful" order regarding lenght or midi-channel - maybe there's none ;-) )