Which statement is true about Display Quantization in the Score Editor?

Which statement is true about Display Quantization in the Score Editor?

• A. It affects only the note values shown in the score editor; MIDI start times are preserved
• B. It changes the global tempo
• C. It alters the pitch of notes
• D. It converts MIDI to audio

Answer: (A)

Display Quantization affects only how notes are shown in the Score Editor. It changes the note values for notation purposes, not the actual MIDI timing that drives playback. The start times of the notes remain the same, so you can read the score with a different rhythmic display without altering the performance. Tempo, pitch, and converting MIDI to audio are not affected by this feature. If you actually moved notes to align them with a grid, that would be real quantization and would change timing; display quantization simply changes the written look of the notes for easier reading.

Display Quantization affects only how notes are shown in the Score Editor. It changes the note values for notation purposes, not the actual MIDI timing that drives playback. The start times of the notes remain the same, so you can read the score with a different rhythmic display without altering the performance.

Tempo, pitch, and converting MIDI to audio are not affected by this feature. If you actually moved notes to align them with a grid, that would be real quantization and would change timing; display quantization simply changes the written look of the notes for easier reading.