Can you quantize audio in Cubase?

Move all audio tracks that you want to quantize into the folder track. The audio on all tracks must have the same start and end positions. Select the folder track and activate Group Editing in the track list. On the Project window toolbar, activate AudioWarp Quantize On/Off.

Can you quantize audio in Logic Pro X?

Logic Pro X supports a variety of quantization options from “normal” note values (quarter note, half note, etc.), to triplets, to swing grooves.

How to quantize audio and MIDI in Logic Pro X?

Quantizing audio in Logic Pro X is a little trickier than lining up MIDI notes. The main reason for this is MIDI quantization is the process of lining up event triggers (e.g. notes that trigger a sampler), while audio quantization involves lining up sounds that already exist.

How to quantize an audio file in Cubase?

Choose ‘Different tracks’: Let’s use the kick track to apply quantization. Double-click on the kick sample to open the Sample Editor: In the Sample Editor, notice that Cubase creates hitpoints in the audio file. Hitpoints will be the reference to quantize audio. You can even move, delete or add hitpoints.

How to make quantization permanent in Logic Pro?

Logic retains all the original timing information of the region until you decide to make the quantization permanent. You can do this by selecting the region and going to MIDI > Region Parameters > Apply Quantize Settings Destructively or pressing Ctrl+Q. This is permanent and you only get one chance to go back—which is straight after you do it!

How to quantize a beat in Steinberg Cubase?

For now, click on Quantize (you can also hit the Q key): Cubase will quantize all the slices. You can manually change any part. That’s it! You can do the same procedure with the other tracks. Steinberg Cubase makes it possible to keep audio tracks on the beat as well. Happy productions!