It is easy to divide up a bar into some measure within tempo, but i wonder is there any rule for how long for example 1/4 ***midi*** note should be in that bar?
Should it take 1/4 th of the full note space/length or have some margin, if so what percentage to use?
If there is such a margin for any note length so they do not cludge? together.
JT
Should it take 1/4 th of the full note space/length or have some margin, if so what percentage to use?
If there is such a margin for any note length so they do not cludge? together.
JT
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For drum synthesizer sounds, the note length is usually irrelevant. It is a rare case where the player may omit the Note OFF events (depending on the synth). For melodic synthesized sounds, you need to apply the musical articulation rules. When playing legato you need to match the end time of one note with the start time of the next. When playing staccato the effective length of the note is a fraction of its nominal length.
See also this old discussion about playing legato with Fluidsynth:
https://www.midi.org/forum/11314-setting-up-a-channel-for-legato
See also this old discussion about playing legato with Fluidsynth:
https://www.midi.org/forum/11314-setting-up-a-channel-for-legato
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For drum synthesizer sounds, the note length is usually irrelevant. It is a rare case where the player may omit the Note OFF events (depending on the synth). For melodic synthesized sounds, you need to apply the musical articulation rules. When playing legato you need to match the end time of one note with the start time of the next. When playing staccato the effective length of the note is a fraction of its nominal length.
See also this old discussion about playing legato with Fluidsynth:
https://www.midi.org/forum/11314-setting-up-a-channel-for-legato
See also this old discussion about playing legato with Fluidsynth:
https://www.midi.org/forum/11314-setting-up-a-channel-for-legato
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