MIDI PPQN Duration Calculator
![]() Some commonly used values of PPQN are typically based on either 2, 3, 5, or 7, and can be considered families: The most unique (and non-conforming) use is of , which is used by Finale. Of course, variants of the above can be used with different combinations of such prime factors; however, in common practice, and in my experience, the most commonly used are (besides 24) 96, 240, 384, and 480. Of these, in my opinion, 96 and 384 are most applicable to recording human timing nuances without needing further masking of the feel by using a factor of 5, or any other beyond 2 and 3 for the universal straight and swing feels that are in use.![]() "MIDI PPQN Duration Calculator" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/MIDIPPQNDurationCalculator/ Contributed by: Benjamin Robert Tubb | ||||||||||||||
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