although theoretically possible through (patented) DSP algorithms, it's not worth the effort in the general sense: in music production is by far more practical and flexible to do it on the MIDI than on audio PCM realm, which tend to result in dubious and not so accurate results psycho-acoustically, let alone musically... of course there are good methods and algorithms out there that might work good enough on some genres and quite often and mostly only on strong percussive sample sequences but beyond that very special cases it's all snake oil: you end with some special fx results and not quite just quantization as you probably intended.
trust me, as a musician, do it well and do it on MIDI ;)
nope.
although theoretically possible through (patented) DSP algorithms, it's not worth the effort in the general sense: in music production is by far more practical and flexible to do it on the MIDI than on audio PCM realm, which tend to result in dubious and not so accurate results psycho-acoustically, let alone musically... of course there are good methods and algorithms out there that might work good enough on some genres and quite often and mostly only on strong percussive sample sequences but beyond that very special cases it's all snake oil: you end with some special fx results and not quite just quantization as you probably intended.
trust me, as a musician, do it well and do it on MIDI ;)
cheers