Swing

Comments (5)

• Torley · September 07 2024
  I appreciate how elegantly you presented this on the website and video example! Thank you.
• FreddyFingaz · September 07 2024
  This is great - thanks so much.   Also agree with Torley above - very classy look
• MrD · December 03 2024
  Wow, this lets you apply swing to only certain notes in a MIDI clip..... unbelievably useful.
  How on earth can this not be possible as standard in Live?
  I only have two feature requests:
  #1: it's it's quite fiddle to set a precise swing amount, even using shift. Would be great if we could also double-click and type in the number.
  #2: the swing % doesn't match up to the % when applying swing (quantize swing) with Push 3.
  By this i mean: imagine i have 16th notes, and i apply 33% swing with Push.
  If i then create another set of 16th notes, and apply 33% swing with your device, it doesn't match up. Not even close. The notes swung with your device are waaaaay more swung.
  If you don't have a Push, i'm happy to help you trouble shoot and find work out how to make the two different methods match up.
• MrD · December 03 2024
  Sorry, just to add, maybe you could fix the above by putting a "Push compatability" button on the device, so that people can choose whether it matches Push or not. Because i'm sure there's a reason you calibrated it like you did......but the Push compatability would also be very nice.
• WindMakesWavesLLC · December 04 2024
  Hey MrD! Thank you for the kind words!
  I just double-checked, and you actually can type parameter values—just click anywhere on the dial once and start typing.
  Also, thank you for pointing out the difference with Push! I wasn’t aware that it measures/applies "Swing Percentage" differently. I’ll definitely be looking into it.
  If you’d like, feel free to shoot me an email—I might be able to put together a "Push-equivalent" version for you, even if the feature doesn’t end up making it into the official version!
  Cheers!
  Craig
  [email protected]