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02-16-2013, 10:09 AM
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How to manually apply swing
Because none of the Event Operations work for me in Pro Tools (see here) along with numerous other posts by others about this bug, I need to know how to apply swing manually.
Say I have 1 bar of 1/8 note hi-hats. How much do I need to offset each one to replicate an MPC 57% 16th swing? I assume each note has to be moved by a different amount to achieve the swing effect, but how is that offset calculated? 
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