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From: Andre Gronwald <agronwald@...>
Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2001 at 10:55:26 AM
Subject: GEN: opposite of quantize?
Message #69871
i have the following problem: i did a little midi-drumtrack, i like it. the only thing thats not really fine is that the time feeling ist too 'dry'. as example: in one part there are many tom-hits at the same time as the snare, and i want them to be a little bit out of this order. is there a way to do this, to make the drums sound more realistic (i've never seen a drummer playing more than 99.9% in time...)? thank you, -- Andre Gronwald AGronwald@... http://www.astrakid.de
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From: patcox@...
Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2001 at 11:08:25 AM
Subject: Re: GEN: opposite of quantize?
Message #69872
This is a reply to #69871.
Hi Andre! You just have to use the humanize function in the transformer window which was actually made to add some imperfection to sterile over quantized tracks. greeetins from austria, Patrick --- In logic-users@y..., Andre Gronwald <agronwald@g...> wrote: > i have the following problem: > i did a little midi-drumtrack, i like it. the only thing thats not > really fine is that the time feeling ist too 'dry'. as example: in one > part there are many tom-hits at the same time as the snare, and i want > them to be a little bit out of this order. is there a way to do this, to > make the drums sound more realistic (i've never seen a drummer playing > more than 99.9% in time...)? > > thank you, > > -- > Andre Gronwald > > AGronwald@g... > http://www.astrakid.de
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