Hey. A swing is a unquantised hit. Really noticeable swing is in Jazz and... yes swing. If you saw it in midi form, the hits wouldn't land exactly on the grid with a 16d, they kinda land just of, which give it a "jackin " feel. When Looperman finally get round to putting my loops up, you'll here what i mean. You can't do this with audio samples though, unless.... Take a deep breath...:- (a) You have a groove shifter in your software (not recommended) (b) You slice every bit of perc sound up and then putting it into a sampler like the EX24 they have in Logic. This is very long and boring, but the end results means you have a great drum patch which can be manipulated. You can see what i mean if you look up some video tutorials- it way too much to explain in words.
By the way 16d means that the 16th hits will be moved on a "double'. 16t is a triplet. Research it further to have a greater understanding of groove.

Good luck!!

Yes I like this deep sounding track my kinda music this.
Regards
Krook

I like some of the sounds going off here. I would try speeding it up just a little, and try swinging the track for that real authentic minimal sound, around 16d normally does it. that should give it groove then.