Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

That sounds pretty cool... the DNA thing, I'll have to
check into it.  I'm pretty much a learn on my own kind
of guy or if I can read a manual that works wonders,
but for this issue it seems more like an industry kind
of thing. See until now I haven't gotten to play a
track I complete next to another track that I have
bought, and I didn't want to do anything like that
until I felt more comfortable with my skills, and
music knowledge. After about 6 years I'm now just
getting around to actually playing my own tracks, with
other tracks it syncs up properly just with beat
matching. My tracks seem to never get matched
properly, and slip out of place very quickly. I'm
assuming it's a swing thing. I just don't understand
how swing works. Because just moving everything over a
little bit (in my mind at least) still leaves
everything quantized the way it was before. That's why
I thought it was like maybe you only move the beats,
or maybe the beats and some intruments, but not
everything. If there is any other information you have
lay it on me thanks for all the help so far. 

thanks, 
chuck
--- GAmoore@... wrote:

> it always struck me as pretty artificial - the idea
> of delaying 8ths or 16ths by fixed amounts. Its
> better than everything completely quantized. You
> might also check out the DNA groove things. That
> Canadian guy analyzed hit songs of the 60's (maybe
> RnB mostly) and graphed the swing, and some notes
> were ahead of the beat and some behind. He sells
> them and you can load them into Logic. I think they
> are $80 a set.
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Charles Franklin <dachillone4u@...>
> To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 16:06:05 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Swing and Mixable tracks
> 
> 
> GAmoore
> 
> that sounds close to what I'm looking for but it not
> excatly it.  I looking for information on how to
> start
> from scratch.  Mainly the basics of how it works for
> dance music, and mixable music. Thanks for the
> information. 
> 
> chuck
> 
> --- GAmoore@... wrote:
> 
> > You can take a piece of audio with the right kind
> of
> > swing, convert to midi 
> > in Logic, then use that as groove template so you
> > can take other midi files and 
> > beats right on the beat will have the swing of the
> > midi file extracted from 
> > the audio. you may need to add or take away some
> > beats in the midi sequence or 
> > tweak it to your tastes. but i think the
> connection
> > is a live one where you 
> > can alter the midi template and the rest will
> change
> > during play back.
> > 
> 
> 
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