[Myrddin]

The "magic" of MIDI is the ability to execute a mechanically perfect performance of music with no limits on the technical difficulty. That assumes the composition itself is flawless. From years of writing software with demanding compilers with strict type checking, it should be possible to observe the MIDI content and detect syntax errors that violate timing constraints. At that point, it is the responsibility of the "programmer" to analyze and correct the defect to achieve syntactic correctness. It is likely that much of the music created over the centuries does not measure up to that level of scrutiny.

[Paul R.]

AI has many great applications, but, I have ZERO interest in listening to “corrected” music performances. The little errors or deviations are what very often add to a performance’ personality.