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Which kind of Quantisize in LOGIC?


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Old 17-05-2002, 01:24 AM   #1
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Oi!

There is a really big bunch of quantisize methods in logic,
which of them works best for 2step/uk garage?

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Old 17-05-2002, 08:23 AM   #2
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triplets, otherwise known as 3's otherwise known as 6ths 12ths and 24ths.

but most $$$$ now days is straight 16ths because ghetto youts cant work it out.
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Ok, thanks for the tip. But i can't seem to find that
kind of quantisization in my quant list. What is the list name for it?

Can you download special kind of quantisization? Like
for example MPC-quantisize?

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Old 17-05-2002, 08:21 PM   #4
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16s T at about 25% - 50% is good.

I do it by hand after that tho.
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no sen, 32t thats in cubase. in logic its 24ths
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Oh, right ... my bad.

heh

Shows how much I use logic
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