Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In this tutorial I will show you how to change tempo settings and use the dynamic quantizer grid.
What makes the grid dynamic is that you can record notes at any setting and then change the settings and the recorded notes don’t move. This allows you to record notes at any number of steps or swing time, at any time, essentially freeing you from the typical 16 step grid, but remaining as a guide to keep your notes locked into the timing you want.
Things you will learn:
Recording notes
Changing the number of steps per measure
Changing the swing time
Erasing notes with the eraser
Erasing notes with the measure edit tools
In this tutorial I will show you how to change tempo settings and use the dynamic quantizer grid.
What makes the grid dynamic is that you can record notes at any setting and then change the settings and the recorded notes don’t move. This allows you to record notes at any number of steps or swing time, at any time, essentially freeing you from the typical 16 step grid, but remaining as a guide to keep your notes locked into the timing you want.
Things you will learn:
Recording notes
Changing the number of steps per measure
Changing the swing time
Erasing notes with the eraser
Erasing notes with the measure edit tools
