By
Lampdog
Sun Nov 08, 2009 8:31 pm
Yes, we can add, thanks.
The original triggered timing = 1.03.00, this is 1st bar, 3rd quarter note, 0 ticks.
The destination triggered timing = 1.02.00, this is 1st bar, 2nd quarter note, 0 ticks.
The distance between the original and intended triggering is 1/4 of a note.
The original event is exactly placed on a quarter note timing (the 3rd quarter note in the first bar).
The intended trigger event is 1.02.00 which is the first bar, 2nd quarter note, 0 ticks.
Move 1/4 note to another 1/4 slot, simple.
da-baron said 1/8 when imo 1/4 was originally meant UNLESS, we are all talking double tempo
like the homie Prah has brought to my attention, then 1/8 would be absolutely correct.
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2kxl manual, pg 40 and 2k manual pg 40.
Setting the Time Correct (Quantization)
When data is recorded to a sequence in real-time, the note event is time corrected to the value
specified here.
Also, when the bar, beat, or tick point is moved using the STEP < / > key, the value specified here
is used.
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Sq:01-(Sequence01)
TrMUTE SOLO Tr +
Now:001.01.00
STEP EDIT Tr -
ª:120.0(MAS) Timing:1/16 Tsig: 4/ 4
Count:OFF Loop: ON Bars: 0
Tr:01-Track01 ON:YES Pgm:OFF
S:DRUM1:OFF New Pgm-A Velo%:100
Select the Timing: field with the CURSOR and set the quantize rate by rotating the DATA
wheel. The options are as follows:
OFF No timing correction. Moves the point by one tick each time the STEP < / > key
is pressed.
1/8 All notes are moved to the nearest 1/8-note (48 tick).
1/8(3) All notes are moved to the nearest 1/8-note triplet (32 tick).
1/16 All notes are moved to the nearest 1/16-note (24 tick).
1/16(3) All notes are moved to the nearest 1/16-note triplet (16 tick).
1/32 All notes are moved to the nearest 1/32-note (12 tick).
1/32(3) All notes are moved to the nearest 1/32-note triplet (8 tick).
It is also possible to make fine adjustments in the following Time Correction window.
CAUTION: Timing Correct is only valid for note events. Control Change or Pitch Bend will not be
time corrected.
To make fine adjustments in the Time Correct window, select the Timing: field with the CURSOR
key and press the OPEN WINDOW key.
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CLOSE DO IT
Note value:1/16 Swing%:50
Shift timing:EARLIER amount: 0
Time:001.01.00-001.01-00
Notes:ALL (HIT pad)
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Timing Correct
To time correct recorded data, set the following fields and press DO IT[F5]. Only the track
selected on the main screen will be time corrected.
• Note Value:
This is the same as the Timing: field on the Main Screen.
• Swing %:
This appears only when Note Value: is set to 1/8 or 1/16. Shift the note events of the
even beats at the ratio set here to add a swing to the rhythm.
• Shift Timing:
This shifts the note event back or forward the number of ticks set in the amount: field
below.
EARLIER shifts forward
LATER shifts back
Page 41
Chapter 3: Recording Sequences
• amount:
This sets the amount of the shift timing. The maximum value varies depending on the Note
Value settings. For example, if the Note Value is set at 1/16, the maximum amount is 12
which corresponds to half of the time correction value (24 ticks).
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I said, NOTE VALUE: OFF means that AMOUNT is not locked at 12 steps/ticks.
I've actually done this before many times and not just stating from the manual but the manuals is saying the same thing that I've learned and put to use many times.
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
