Elektron Musical Instruments

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "innerclock2004" <david@...>  
wrote:

 Hi, 
 I like the shuffle all circuit style right now,on a classic Roland 
 TR one can shuffle the hole machine in a direction.thats cool if
 you use different units together.u know.


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> You can 'shuffle' any beat in any pattern - even one single step if
> you like - it's all a matter of where you want something to fall. You
> can just apply swing to the snare track if you need it to drag against
> the groove. The percentages start at 50% which is no swing and up to
> 75% or above - 75% being full triplet or perfect shuffle. That shuffle
> can be in 8ths or 16ths - in 8ths - shuffle means each 2nd 8th gets
> pushed later against the perfect strict grid, in 16ths - each 2nd 16th
> gets pushed later against the perfect strict grid. The larger the
> percentage - the more each second 8th or second 16th step (or
> whichever step you nominate on the MD) is made to fall later against
> the grid. You can do some really cool things with two machines -
> hardware or software - one machine in 16 step hard quantise and
> another running 12 steps to a bar - play with shuffle values on the 12
> step pattern for some mind bending feels. Hope this helps. David
> 
> www.innerclocksystems.com
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