In Score Editor, what does the Display Quantization adjustment affect?

In Score Editor, what does the Display Quantization adjustment affect?

• A. It alters the tempo of the project
• B. It changes pitch of notes
• C. It affects only score editor note values; MIDI start times are preserved
• D. It changes the track color

Answer: (C)

Display Quantization in the Score Editor is a visual aid. It snaps how note values are shown to a selected grid so the notation looks clean and aligned, but it does not move the actual MIDI timing. The underlying MIDI start times remain unchanged, so tempo, pitch, and other track properties aren’t affected. This setting only changes how durations appear in the score, not the real timing data. If you want to change the actual timing, you’d use the real quantize function on the MIDI data.

Display Quantization in the Score Editor is a visual aid. It snaps how note values are shown to a selected grid so the notation looks clean and aligned, but it does not move the actual MIDI timing. The underlying MIDI start times remain unchanged, so tempo, pitch, and other track properties aren’t affected. This setting only changes how durations appear in the score, not the real timing data. If you want to change the actual timing, you’d use the real quantize function on the MIDI data.