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The Bastard
Guest
whats the the ''swing '' feature in fl studio i havent figured it out yet
boneyboys
50 Million Year Trip
ill o.g.
The further you slide it the more swing it adds to your beats. Whereas before hats would go "tat tat tat tat tat" they would now go "tat tatta tat tatta" or something similar. Put a basic kick snare kick kickick snare pattern in then slide it up and you'll see the difference
T
The Bastard
Guest
how do i slide it up? i skimmed through the manual i didnt see any directions
eka
Mad samplist productions
ill o.g.
I always use the swing, I love it.
also the shift function is very helpfull to use with drumrolls, you can place sounds closer together.
in the piano roll you can make chords and things like that.
it works best with synths, but you can use samples also.
I can send you a zipped fruity loops file if you like N.U.G. so you can see how I use it.
also the shift function is very helpfull to use with drumrolls, you can place sounds closer together.
in the piano roll you can make chords and things like that.
it works best with synths, but you can use samples also.
I can send you a zipped fruity loops file if you like N.U.G. so you can see how I use it.
M
MIKELABZ
Guest
CAN U TELL ME MORE ABOUT THIS SHIFT FUNCTION?
SupaStar
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
Let me clarify this thread and clean up, cuz everyone adding they own tid bits is prolly gonna make it confusing to the person who started the thread.
The "swing' refers to a sort of cheat in the beats per minute count and say for example on a regular kick snare set up, the swing sort of add a millisecond gap before the snare hits when you turn it on, the higher you turn more milliseconds, so its like kick, pause snare, kinda gives you that three o clock, four o clock rock type of vibe, its very useful in hip hop and i always use it, makes the beats easy to rhyme on because of the delayed snare, to access this swing its to the upper right corner of the step sequencer, with the words "swing" that the automated feature, to do this manually look to the upper right for the box where the metronome is at and look on it for SNAP above that you see LINE, click on that you see a drop down box, these control how your notes are placed in the piano roll, place it on NONE, and tada you can place and edit the notes in the piano roll freely.
Hope I Helped
Krzy K.
The "swing' refers to a sort of cheat in the beats per minute count and say for example on a regular kick snare set up, the swing sort of add a millisecond gap before the snare hits when you turn it on, the higher you turn more milliseconds, so its like kick, pause snare, kinda gives you that three o clock, four o clock rock type of vibe, its very useful in hip hop and i always use it, makes the beats easy to rhyme on because of the delayed snare, to access this swing its to the upper right corner of the step sequencer, with the words "swing" that the automated feature, to do this manually look to the upper right for the box where the metronome is at and look on it for SNAP above that you see LINE, click on that you see a drop down box, these control how your notes are placed in the piano roll, place it on NONE, and tada you can place and edit the notes in the piano roll freely.
Hope I Helped
Krzy K.
N.U.G.
ILLIEN
ill o.g.