Understanding CuteFox Modules' Intervallic Pair Quantizer

[DaveVenom (Dave Benham)]

@Alphagem-O

Another clue came from @DaveVenom’s kind comment that quantization “[…] is relative to the previous quantized value, and a given input may produce different notes depending on what was played previously.”

I should have included a reference to the original plugin announcement, which is where I learned of the relative nature. I recommend reading the first 3 to 5 posts in that thread. CuteFox Modules - Intervallic Pair Quantizer | Release

@Alphagem-O

Furthermore, the way I understand the manual is that quantization alternates between Interval 1 and Interval 2 like a seesaw. One thing murking the waters for me though is that it’s never immediately clear which one of the two Interval settings is currently being used, as there is no indicator/light for their activity. Perhaps, if the developer reads this, this could be implemented.

Depending on the gap between the previous quantized note and the current input, it may not be a single interval that is being used. It will be a series of alternating intervals. I suppose the module could indicate whether the last interval used in the series is #1 or #2. Maybe that is what you are looking for? (remember, I am not the developer)

I believe if the current input is higher than the previous quantized value, then the first interval in the series is always #1. And if the current input is lower than the previous quantized value, then the first interval in the series is #2. That makes the most sense to me, though I haven’t tested to confirm. But the last interval in the series is dependent on the size of the gap.