
By astral_Signal
Fri Apr 04, 2014 8:21 am
just a quick question up timing correction: if I record a drum pattern at 16th notes, can I record a loop sample at 8th notes? It seems that if I record with 16th notes, this timing correction is now applied globally across all tracks. Or, does this simply mean that sequences are recorded at a certain timing correction and locked in with say 16th notes, then if I change to 8th notes to record something else this will only apply to the recorded data and not then override my original 16th note timing??
Does this make sense? Basically I'm asking if changing the timing correction after recording a pattern will then alter that patterns timing correction. This question also includes swing %.
i.e drum pattern 16th notes with 53% swing, loop sample at 8th notes with 50% swing (no swing).
Does this make sense? Basically I'm asking if changing the timing correction after recording a pattern will then alter that patterns timing correction. This question also includes swing %.
i.e drum pattern 16th notes with 53% swing, loop sample at 8th notes with 50% swing (no swing).
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