please help young 1000k brother

http://mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=60271

what we need is only a test (a midi test of 16hihat pattern with swing)

i just attach here my curiosity.... and others... (it's a passage of the link post)
please take 5 minutes to reply

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yeah guys just to understand why is so hard keep the short way here

take an akai mpc2000 right... hi hat 16th note.... swing it at your prefererred &... do the midi... export... link here

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here my 1000mpc
we know the 50% is this

001.01.01
001.01.24
001.01.48
001.01.72

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right

if i apply a 52% swing will become

001.01.01
001.01.24
001.01.48
001.01.72

this mean NO changes

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if i apply a 54% swing will become

001.01.01
001.01.25 (+1)
001.01.48
001.01.73 (+1)

as you notice something change

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if i apply a 56% swing will become

001.01.01
001.01.26 (+2)
001.01.48
001.01.74 (+2)

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if i apply a 58% swing will become

001.01.01
001.01.27 (+3)
001.01.48
001.01.75 (+3)

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if i apply a 60% swing will become

001.01.01
001.01.28 (+4)
001.01.48
001.01.76 (+4)


and the rest you can imagine....

well...

what about old akai?
has the same swing settings?
don't talk about air in front of samples... just talk about midi!!!
swing is directly ticks delay of the 2nd and 4th note on a 16hihat sequence....

so

who can try with an old akai?

more...

the akai is 96 ticks for quarter note... the computer sequencer is 960 ticks for quarter note... that's why akai swing better.. and feel human... cause in eery wway is a lot 1/10 less precise of digital computer sequencing...
here a picture of the previous akai 1000 16th hi hat at 60% in logic midi editor...