What happens to MIDI data when you modify the Display Quantization settings in Score Editor?

What happens to MIDI data when you modify the Display Quantization settings in Score Editor?

• A. MIDI notes will shift in time to match the new quantization
• B. MIDI data is deleted and replaced with new values
• C. MIDI start times are preserved; changes affect only score editor note values
• D. Quantization changes apply to all MIDI channels equally

Answer: (C)

Display Quantization in the Score Editor changes how notes are shown on the staff, not the actual MIDI data. It adjusts the visual representation of note values to a chosen grid for readability, while keeping the true MIDI start times unchanged. So MIDI start times are preserved; changes affect only how the notes appear in the score editor. This is useful for reading and notating without altering the performance timing.

Display Quantization in the Score Editor changes how notes are shown on the staff, not the actual MIDI data. It adjusts the visual representation of note values to a chosen grid for readability, while keeping the true MIDI start times unchanged. So MIDI start times are preserved; changes affect only how the notes appear in the score editor. This is useful for reading and notating without altering the performance timing.