Normally, the resolution should be set to the smallest note value in the region to be quantized. Strength This allows you to choose, using a percentage value in relation to the perfect timing, how exactly to quantize the note values. This depends, of course, on the tune you're working on. By changing the percent of the Swing option, you'll be able to get just the right feel for your piece. It's also interesting to know how this effect is achieved by the sequencer software.
Swing distorts the quantizing grid so that the grid points are uneven .
If you take another look at the grid in my illustration at the beginning of this article, you'll see that the grid is evenly spaced. We'll be experimenting with this later. As the name implies, the Window option lets you set how close to the quantizing grid a note has to be in order to be affected by quantizing . Often, you may want to quantize without affecting notes that are too far away from the grid. So if you want to just clean up the timing of notes that fall on specific beats, but don't want to quantize all notes, just choose a smaller Window .