@Dylan Brooks Agreed!! Melda is sooooo good!!!! People are missing out on their plugins!!!

@Andrew Hollis They are sooo good! I was really surprised at the entire bundle!!! Im using them often because they are easy to use, very few parameters and well designed! And they sound Amazing!

I love this, very cinematic!!!

Enjoy the down time bro!!!

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Totally glad to share these! When I first got into Bitwig I wanted to know how to swing the software the same as my hardware or as close to as possible. So i rendered the Bitwig click. Put that in the sampler (phase inverted) played back the midi template i had of the hardware machine, against a straight time midi file of the same meter but set to use Bitwig's master groove. Then adjusted Bitwig's swing setting until the metronomes came as close as possible to cancelling out. Phase mixing DJ style. It was like the first trick we learned when we used to blend 2 copies of the same record. Totally familiar sound to any old-school DJ. These are some of the results. All hardware has variable timing so I look at midi swing files as snapshots. Hope you find this useful. :-) Number on the left is the Original Machine Swing and the Number on the right is the Bitwig Swing percentage setting (approximation) This can be used when quantizing instead of global swing on individual parts, which is how i use this stuff. Enjoy! Novation Circuit 50 % - 0 52 % - 2 54 % - 12 56 % - 16 58 % - 27 60 % - 34 62 % - 41 64 % - 48 66 % - 59 68 % - 66 70 % - 73 Roland TR 909 (16 Swing) Setting 1 - 16.1 Setting 2 - 24.7 Setting 3 - 49.2 Setting 4 - 58.5 Setting 5 - 75.6 Setting 6 - 91 LOGIC PRO (16 Swing) A - 0.0 B - 16.7 C - 33.3 D - 50 E - 66.7 F - 83.3 EMU SP-1200 (16 Swing) 54 % - 8.9 58 % - 24.4 63 % - 41.1 67 % - 58.9 71 % - 75.6

Yes & Yes. If you wanted to swing the whole track 909 swing setting 4 you set the global groove knob to 58.5 (or just 58%). Same with Quantize values. They would go in the "Shuffle" setting. Thats exactly how I use them. Some parts get swung one way. Others another way. Sometimes.