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How do 32 and 64ths look if you swing on 16ths? Do they end up on a sine-like interpolated curve of sorts, or do changes in velocity happen instantaneously like
by ocdnix 6y ago
How do 32 and 64ths look if you swing on 16ths? Do they end up on a sine-like interpolated curve of sorts, or do changes in velocity happen instantaneously like a square wave?
- ganafagol 6y agoIt gets blurry beyond the first swingified level. Most common is binary subdivisions ( meaning that your 1/3rds become 1/6ths), but if the swing is slow enough, another layer of 1/3rds is possible too, making 1/9ths effectively.