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The user provides the tempo of the track in BPM using a tempo app on their phone which allows you to tap out the tempo you're playing in
An AI that finds the average tempo of the audio and quantizes it: [https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2018/02/audio-beat-tracking-for-music-information-retrieval/]
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This is interesting, is essentially the functionality we're looking for to get this output below (I used TuneBat for this)?
I remember you mentioning Ableton has this feature built-in? Curious how much time this would save and if the feature is accurate enough to work most of the time or if the time-stretching makes the sound too "off".
Also wondering if you think it's worth asking that people use a metronome (in headphones) if they can?
Related Idea:
We can somewhat quickly make a tool/automation that runs on written chord names and puts the key at the top of the document but also unsure if something like that has enough return on the time invested
Two strategies to auto-quantization:
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