try to play around with swing in your daw. set the swing to different percentages and try to hear the differences :) worked for me

I can't even understand what swing is xD

I've tried that @Luc van Hoek, by feeling and hearing I understand what it is. But I have absolutely no idea how to quantify it or identify that amount.
I don't fundamentally get it, to me it's like another drum pattern, how do I call it a percentage of swing from something else T_T

you can check here: https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-learning/fl-studio-online-manual/html/channelrack.htm
Basically the swing is a displacement in time of the even beats. It "humanizes" your song if you will, placing that beat a little off time.

You should listen (in your head) the 4 beats on time and try to perceive if there if some displacement in time. You can do this hearing the hithat that usually hit the 4 times or so

But the displacements are always just in the 2nd and 4th beats???

I still suck at it, lol

@Milo Mastropiero Yes sir. In fact, the explanation is a little deeper. It has to be with music theory.
The a) in the image are a quavers playing half beat, and in the c) you have the notation of what it is called a "Swing". This is also called a triplet.
b) Is just another type of rhythm that is very similar to c), but they are in fact different
In plain words in one beat you play 2 notes, and the first note have more duration that the second note.
This type of rhythm is very used in Jazz composition and could be use in production to add groove to you song, to sound "Jazzy". I hope I explained well

that not designed for house producers😂

to be honest ，i am still level 1

@Shen Aurora I don't believe you 😏

that is TRUE！@cuantasvacas -

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@Tata Music Very good explanation my friend, I hope i can apply it to my compositions... don't know if I would can put a percentage number to a swing yet, but is clearer now. Thank you very much!