Solved Macro Question / Idea

[Midiboy]

Hey all, I've never programmed a macro in Studio One before, and I have a question...(no idea if this is even possible...and would love help if it is...)

Is there a way to make a macro look for all notes that are say a eighth note or longer and quantize those, while ignoring all notes shorter than a eighth note. That way, all the longer notes are on the grid, but any notes (such as trills, or fast runs stay where they are and don't double up to the eighth note grid lines?

Does that make sense?

 

[Trucky]

Hey all, I've never programmed a macro in Studio One before, and I have a question...(no idea if this is even possible...and would love help if it is...)

Is there a way to make a macro look for all notes that are say a eighth note or longer and quantize those, while ignoring all notes shorter than a eighth note. That way, all the longer notes are on the grid, but any notes (such as trills, or fast runs stay where they are and don't double up to the eighth note grid lines?

Does that make sense?

Here you go...
Attached is a macro that uses options as shown in the "Select Notes" command along with the "Quantize" command to do what you're asking.

I added a button to the "Quantize Notes" group of the "Music Editing" macropage and assigned the attached macro.
Per the screenshot, the macro quantized 1/8 and greater notes but ignored the 1/16 notes.

 

[Midiboy]

Dude! This rocks! I need to learn how to do this!

 

[Trucky]

Here's a good video tutorial regarding Macros...
Everything You Need to Know About Macros