Ableton Drums & Groove Tutorial - Triplet Groove

Ableton Drums & Groove Tutorial - Tech House & Deep House Triplet Groove
In this tutorial, we look at some really cool techniques to add that extra bit of groove and swing to your drums. Drum programming is one of my favourite topics to teach and I find the simplest, quickest techniques can add huge value to my students' music.This video contains a tip that you can learn and implement in minutes. You can apply this technique to hats, shakers, claps and percussion, the sky is the limit!
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[@Ferrichrome]

Ah, so that's how they do it! I always hear this on house tunes but could never figure out how they do it. Thanks

[@tom47235]

same hat pattern (maybe swung slightly more) used by Roger Sanchez - Another Chance

[@ivanpenarendon1075]

Gold video thanks u

[@MildManneredBarbarian]

Never even thought of using a triplet grid instead of the groove pool but it's so effective. Cheers Keith!

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Glad you enjoyed it :-)

[@tagpassiv4553]

same here! was looking for that grooves all the time didn't think the answer would be as simple as that.

[@johannes3296]

Thank you so much sir! Really helpful stuff

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Glad I could help!

[@junaidf]

OMG! This is what I’ve been looking for for so long!! Can’t believe I didn’t think of this!!

[@TheNanologue]

Thanks man. Why can you piss about for ever and not get a result and then someone shows you - and it just works!!? Appreciate the lesson here!

[@frankiewylde7649]

Always considered programming triplets right in line with one another, but this is so great to just use the grid to throw in sparse hits here and there. thank you for sharing, these tips are amazing! Thank you Keith!

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Anytime Joey :)

[@SARDARru]

To good! I will try triplet tomorrow in my track

[@ElectronisoundsAudio]

BOOM! Nice One! 😀 👊

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Thank you!

[@tagpassiv4553]

Your a legend mate! Was looking for it desperatly :)

[@gothfrog69]

awesome technique for an authentic groove!

[@FinishMoreMusic]

A Groovy technique you could say :)

[@miss.antidote]

Good man! thanks!

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Glad you like it :)

[@flxbka1731]

Best regards from Germany Keith..

[@Aneladj]

Amazing!

[@lievenoosting1688]

i have never try triplet before, this is awsome

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Triplets for the win :)

[@Aneladj]

Well done! :)

[@Curtiss1965]

Also remember, the most important spot in house drum programming, is the last 1/16 in your loop...

[@miss.antidote]

Thank you!❤

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Why is the last 16th the most important ? I can think of a few other places that play a pivotal rule in creating a cool house groove :)

[@Curtiss1965]

Finish More Music Yes, the heavely swung 1/16T groove is very cool and can make a huge difference in your record. :-) But you also want to consider creating the skipping-snare/jacking-style/funk/house transition between your sections, often used by legendary house producers by inserting a dry hip-hop snare at the last 1/16 of your loop,. This method has also been used sucsessfully several times by legends like Kool & the Gang, James Brown and many more, using horns, drums, vocal hits and other instruments with a fast attack to create the insane groove they are known for... Try it! :-)

[@sam-7328]

please tell me this bass setup? ive been looking for one like that forever!!!

[@George-nx8zu]

Can this triplet swing be accomplished by applying a groove?

[@hackerbeatz2220]

Where can we get those drum samples...very nice drums

[@sam-7328]

Please explain the bass :)))

[@TheBumpdjs]

holy fuck - thankyou

[@DieTomateHD]

I was so close yet so far

[@Aneladj]

I love your channel. What do you think of mine?

[@bluefire9113]

That's literally a manual 50% 1/16th swing

[@djghostmode]

Naw bruh. Lose the grid and manually program swing

[@Aneladj]

Well done! :)

[@FinishMoreMusic]

Thanks!