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A word invented by Aiden Kenway, which is the smallest unit of measurement in the digital audio workstation "FL Studio" that you can move MIDI notes in the piano roll. This can also be applied to moving clips in the playlist.
Note: The exact size of a "none-interval" depends on the timebase (PPQ) of the project. For instance, when the timebase of a project is 192, the "none-interval" becomes an even smaller measurement than the standard timebase of 96.
Trivia: A "true none-interval" is the smallest possible none-interval in FL Studio, wherein the timebase (PPQ) of a project is 960, the highest possible timebase currently offered in the DAW. Therefore, a "true none-interval" is the smallest unit of measurement in FL Studio at the highest timebase.
The opening snare sample in Kanye West's "Ni**as In Paris" plays off-beat by 2 none-intervals.
A word invented by Aiden Kenway, which is the smallest unit of measurement in the digital audio work station "FL Studio" that you can move MIDI notes in the piano roll. This can also be applied to moving clips in the playlist
Note: The exact size of a "none-interval" depends on the timebase (PPQ) of the project. For instance, when the timebase of a project is 192, the "none-interval" becomes an even smaller measurement than the standard timebase of 96.
We're gonna go up to "snap to grid" and choose "none", then were gonna select the entire "piano roll" and bring it forward by 2 "None-Interval"