Hi, I wasn't so sure where I should post so I post here even though it's not really a technical issue.

I want to had swing to my sequencer, so far it a 8 bar sequencer functioning with a separate clock, with it's own pattern storage thing ect... I know what swing is but I'm not sure how I should implement it.

I've read a bit from old forum post where little is said and without example and here's how I think adding it to my sequencer: defining a random value in miliseconds at each step that would be added to the time of the clock, this value should be redifine at each step and this value should be define into an interval that could be changed by the user. Is this a good way to code a "swing" ?

I never used randominsation inside a pure data patch so it something I would have to learn(I guess it's not that hard to understand). Where I'm more confused is the interval of milisecond I should use to implement the "swing", so if anyone could give some advise in that regard it would be great.

@lysergik Swing may just mean to add a delay to every second note. This can be accomplished with something like this:

swing.pd

Thanks for your answer, I've succesfully added a swing to my clock and to give more interesting rythm I decided to space the steps differently if it's quarts, eight or sixteenth.(as this patch https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/4818/shuffle-groove-swing-in-pd).