Korg also had a promotional CD with 01 demonstrations on it, but I don't think there was any way you could load them into your 01. go to Top of page. In simple music, all notes occur on the beat. If you happen to hit a note a little before or after the beat, the 01 will change the time to be exactly on the nearest quarter note. By it's very nature, a sequencer imposes a grid on measures. This grid consists of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines.
Vertical lines indicate time - notes on the left happen earlier than notes on the right.
Horizontal lines are literally drawn on paper as staves. Quantizing is changing the spacing of vertical lines. If you have four lines per measure, you are quantizing to quarter-notes. If you have eight lines per measure, you are quantizing to 8th-notes. High-resolution means more lines per measure, which means finer timing.