3.66pre2

Please. Create realtime snap note to swing gird :)

I want to bear your baby Rob!

how do i enable/access the swing grid? help a slow & sleepy fella out...

j79: Enable it from the "Grid" dropdown by choosing one of the "...S" settings. all: We either need a) some additional actions in the "Set grid division to..." group, or b) just enable swing grid for the plain 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 grids in the first place (defaulting to 0%) and provide an option to quick enable/disable with a button/action (maybe a slight change in the color of shifted gridlines to make it very obvious it's swung?). I think I prefer the latter, because 1/16 S with a swing of 0 is the same as 1/16 plain, so there is some redundancy in the grid dropdown. Another thought: I don't know how much sense it would make from a music theory point of view, but I sometimes find me using what would be a negative swing, having all off-beat subdivisions a bit early. This is not possible (automatically) with the current swing implementation. like this: plain groove: Bam-dam-Bam-dam-Bam-dam-Bam-dam... normal (positive) swing: Bamm-daBamm-daBamm-daBamm-da... negative swing: Badamm-Badamm-Badamm-Badamm... please discuss.

"Quantize notes to Grid" action still not right - it should be using the grid's own swing state, not the Quantize dialog's swing value

I'm confused - doesn't that checkbox just turn ReaGate into ReaComp?

maybe im doing something v. wrong but reagate invert seems to do nada - i thought inverted would mean the gate shuts above threshold - this is not happening here. :(

With the gate inverted, the wet signal (the audio that passes the gate) is subtracted from the dry signal, rather than being added to it. With no dry signal, the result is just that the wet signal is polarity reversed, which will sound just like the regular gate. But if you mix in dry signal, you will hear that the plugin output is effectively ducked whenever the audio passes the gate.

Here's a (2.1MB), showing ReaGate with wet and dry levels. First the unprocessed signal (ReaGate bypassed), then the processed signal where you can see the louder clap is boosted a few dB when it passes the gate, then the inverted setting where you can see the louder clap is ducked a few dB when it passes the gate.

Well done for "+ MIDI editor: swing grid support", will make midi editing easier. Even Logic pro cant' do that.