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Swing
Many projects do not have notes positioned on a perfectly even time grid. For example, projects with a
swing feel, though they may be written entirely in eighth notes, are often played more like eighth-note
triplets, with the first note extended and the second one shortened. The
swing option lets you distort
the timing grid so each pair of notes is spaced unevenly, giving the quantized material a swing feel.
A swing value of 50 percent (the default) means that the grid points are spaced evenly. A value of 66
percent means that the time between the first and second grid points is twice as long as the time
between the second and third points. The figure below illustrates the effect of the swing setting on the
timing grid:
Window
When you quantize some portion of a project, you might not want to adjust notes that are very far from
the grid. The
window , or sensitivity , setting lets you choose how close to the resolution grid a note
must be located for quantize to move it.
A window of 100 percent includes all notes and guarantees that all notes will be shifted to lie exactly on
the grid. The window extends half the resolution distance before and after the quantization point. A
window of 50 percent extends only a quarter of the way toward the adjacent quantization points.
Swing = 50%
Swing = 66%
Swing = 33%