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groove granularity
#11
Just done some testing and confirmed this. With the track speed multiplied, I either get no groove or 7/5 groove (depending on when editing is done). There is no in-between finer granularity possible using this approach.
For now I will use an external clock for groove.
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#12
Hello! 
that groove column


what about something from -xy to 0 to +xy, to delay or advance the trig? 
-1 or +1 would be a tick or a sample... something way thinner than a clock division! 
maximum value (positive and negative) equivalent to a quarter note or an eighth...
Maybe CVable to have drunk drummer type of groove Big Grin?

Like in the beatstep pro (shift on the drum seq, right?), 
is there a technical or philosophical limitation to do so?

Some else, would it be possible to delay track 7 & 8?
for example my befaco kik is late in regards to the samples (normal, it's an analog circuitry)

Thanks for your reading
Cheers!
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#13
(12-26-2019, 01:35 PM)mathieu morel Wrote: Hello! 
that groove column


what about something from -xy to 0 to +xy, to delay or advance the trig? 
-1 or +1 would be a tick or a sample... something way thinner than a clock division! 
maximum value (positive and negative) equivalent to a quarter note or an eighth...
Maybe CVable to have drunk drummer type of groove Big Grin?

Like in the beatstep pro (shift on the drum seq, right?), 
is there a technical or philosophical limitation to do so?

Some else, would it be possible to delay track 7 & 8?
for example my befaco kik is late in regards to the samples (normal, it's an analog circuitry)

Thanks for your reading
Cheers!
You can already manipulate the Trigger/gate delay with functions CV-able or trough a LFO using the automators.
As for the add/remove ticks, i don't think it makes sense. Adding a tick would mean adding one in the grooves and removing would mean subtract one. Thats already possible for each step.

You have different possibilities to get some humanisation into your drum grooves. Use the automators again, change the trigger delays or lengths for example.
As for the issue with the befaco kickall. Are you sure that it is late? Analogue circuits can be much more on time than digital ones, so i guess if there isn't another problem with the kick or the way you control it. Just one guess is if you have trigger delay turned on the trigger which is used for the kickall?
As for the samples, these can be delayed with a trick, again in the groove settings. Give the first step a groove of 7 or more and remove the same amount on the last step. This delays the sequence (all but the first step...you could compensate by using another offset) for this time.
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#14
Excuse my question, I still struggle to get this machine to groove, in a simple way.
Is it because it's a tracker and by design there isn't a simple swing/shuffle thing on each track?
Plus maybe, something like the "shift" on the drum seq of the beatstep pro? To go further..
I don't get the advantage of the actual functioning of the groove track?
It makes the use way to complicate and not subtle, no?
Don't get me wrong, those are just questions, I love this seq and I'm sure I'm missing something,
I may not be super nerdy enough!
Thanks
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