444 'humanized' midi-files for the quantizer tool.

[sql_error_uname]

i have written a program that i still did not port to windows yet but with this program i can randomize offsets and duration (humanize) .

so here are 444 files you can use with the quuantize tool.

there are two subfolders in this zip file.

hmz/12th contains files with 1/12 notes (16 bars)
hmz/16th contains files with 1/16 notes (16 bars)

for chords this method is still suboptimal since all notes of one chords will 'humanize' to the same offset .

so each file contains different offsets because if you use the same file all the time it will always have the same effect of course.

but you will have to convert it so a score-file first to be able to use it with the quantize-tool, i do not have the time to convert 444 files all at once and i don't know the binary format of these (not yet).

so here my suggestion: select one random file, convert it to a score file and use this score file with the quantizer.

humz.zip

[NTO]

Was interested in the conversion. Did all of th...

[sql_error_uname]

great, how did you do that so fast?

[NTO]

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[sql_error_uname]

really, 45 minutes? however, this seems to be a...

[J. Smith]

Nice work, guys! They seem to work pretty well ...

[sql_error_uname]

yes these files are over-humanized … maybe for ...

[J. Smith]

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[sql_error_uname]

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[J. Smith]

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[sql_error_uname]

Horizon-F wrote:So most of the randomizations e...

[J. Smith]

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[hellbastard]

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