I’ve never understood what this does.
I visualize it as when all sliders are 0%, bpm remains a total constant, like a straight line in time.
then adding percentage to a slider gives that straight line in time more a look of a drawn cityscape or a bunch of hills. which one would it be?
I’d like to know that so I could use the delay command instead.
i read this
http://tutorials.renoise.com/wiki/Song_Settings#Groove_Settings
Now I do understand it enough to do what I’ve been trying to do, so that’s very nice.
I’d rather write with delays, so I could understand what I’m doing much better but I’m not sure of the calculations involved yet with using the delay command.
Either way, I’ve been wondering how people get that certain timing with beats for a long time.
Say for instance you were using a song with 150BPM, 4LPB,
groove settings set to:
0&1 = 0%
1&2 = 100%
2&3 = 100%
3&4 = 0%
in an 8 pattern line, how would the delay command work here?
I type this out to copy over for anyone that wants to show what this should look like:
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
C-4 … … 0dxx
TIA