Hello,
I’m trying the new OM 7.7. Congrats for the release! ![]()
I am missing the omquantify’s “Warning: with the given constraints, ~D notes are lost while quantizing” message on the listener. Is there a way to have that warning back?
best
rc
Hello,
I’m trying the new OM 7.7. Congrats for the release! ![]()
I am missing the omquantify’s “Warning: with the given constraints, ~D notes are lost while quantizing” message on the listener. Is there a way to have that warning back?
best
rc
Dear rc0,
But yes of course. I have removed it since if you use quantification WITH grace notes, it will be useless. But of course, that you are right. I should be reactivating it again for those who don’t want to use grace notes. You;re right.
Will do and get back to you…
Best
K
Just realized, if in the om preferences tab quantification you check off the “Grace Notes” option, you will get that message again.
SO i have to improve all this. Sorry
Best
K
Dear K,
Thanks for the quick reply!
The solution in the preference tabs works and I can get the warning messages again ![]()
One thing that confuses me in your previous post is
"I have removed it since if you use quantification WITH grace notes, it will be useless. "
Afaik omquantify does not use grace notes (as opposite to omg-quantify which works great!) so what is the point of removing the warning message?
best
rc
Yes you are right, it is not clever. I will keep it either way. However, while using omg-quantify, the message could be confusing:

Warning: with the given constraints, 2 notes are lost while quantizing
The 2 notes here are grace notes and they are not lost what makes the message weird. Don’t you think so?
Any suggestions?
BEst
K
Dear K,
Thanks for asking and sorry for the late reply.
My suggestions would be:
Now, imo better would be to learn how to compute the threshold that omquantify and omg-quantify use to omit durations or represent them as grace-notes. By this, one could predict the result without relying on the warning message. What do you think?
best
rc
Dear rc,
Yes will do for the next release of course.
Concerning the the given info about how much “skips” there is of course a method to calculate it, but not in terms of a threshold since the quantifier works by grid and not linearly. If you’re interested about that tell me.
Best wishes
K
Dear K,
Sure, I will be happy to learn how the grid quantifier works. Thanks!! ![]()
best
rc
Here an article pf the general concept behind omquantify:
Kant- a Critique of Pure Quantification (ICMC 94, Aarhus (Danemark), 1994). Médiathèque de l’Ircam © Ircam, 1996-2008 - Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique-Musiq.pdf (280.8 KB)
best
k