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#1
Hi everyone!
I’ve had this incredible sequencer for a few weeks now, but there’s just one problem: the groove.
Alternating between 5 and 7 is already more than enough for my taste. I’d like to be able to replicate the 1–10% range available in the Master Swing on individual tracks..
Having swing only on the Master is really too limiting for what I’d like to do
Does anyone know if there’s a way to achieve this?
Thanks a lot!
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#2
At the moment, it seems that there’s no way to add a bit of swing to individual tracks. Please don’t tell me I have to add another dedicated sequencer, like the Erica Drum Sequencer, just for this ?
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#3
(Yesterday, 08:06 AM)Static_channel Wrote: At the moment, it seems that there’s no way to add a bit of swing to individual tracks. Please don’t tell me I have to add another dedicated sequencer, like the Erica Drum Sequencer, just for this ?

- You can double the bpm and get a finer groove resolution. That is a classical tracker thing to do.
- You could clock tracks from externally

I think the whole swing / clock / per track stuff goes already quite deep. (Much much deeper than anything else that is not a gigahertz computer)
Adding a swing per track is extremely difficult as it would need a fine maintaining of 8 independend clocks which all want to run in realtime and jitterfree. And that would mean a complete re-design of the playback engine and tons of things around it.
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(Today, 09:22 AM)XORadmin Wrote:
(Yesterday, 08:06 AM)Static_channel Wrote: At the moment, it seems that there’s no way to add a bit of swing to individual tracks. Please don’t tell me I have to add another dedicated sequencer, like the Erica Drum Sequencer, just for this ?

- You can double the bpm and get a finer groove resolution. That is a classical tracker thing to do.
- You could clock tracks from externally

I think the whole swing / clock / per track stuff goes already quite deep. (Much much deeper than anything else that is not a gigahertz computer)
Adding a swing per track is extremely difficult as it would need a fine maintaining of 8 independend clocks which all want to run in realtime and jitterfree. And that would mean a complete re-design of the playback engine and tons of things around it.
- You can double the bpm and get a finer groove resolution. That is a classical tracker thing to do. 

OOOOOOOH YEEEES
So in track setup clock x2 and base tick per step 12 instead of 6 right? 

Thanks
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(11 hours ago)Static_channel Wrote:
(Today, 09:22 AM)XORadmin Wrote:
(Yesterday, 08:06 AM)Static_channel Wrote: At the moment, it seems that there’s no way to add a bit of swing to individual tracks. Please don’t tell me I have to add another dedicated sequencer, like the Erica Drum Sequencer, just for this ?

- You can double the bpm and get a finer groove resolution. That is a classical tracker thing to do.
- You could clock tracks from externally

I think the whole swing / clock / per track stuff goes already quite deep. (Much much deeper than anything else that is not a gigahertz computer)
Adding a swing per track is extremely difficult as it would need a fine maintaining of 8 independend clocks which all want to run in realtime and jitterfree. And that would mean a complete re-design of the playback engine and tons of things around it.
- You can double the bpm and get a finer groove resolution. That is a classical tracker thing to do. 

OOOOOOOH YEEEES
So in track setup clock x2 and base tick per step 12 instead of 6 right? 

Thanks

No I meant the global BPM. The track clock is also derived from the mainclock and wouldn't get you want you expect.
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