Ableton Live Grooves Explained

In this video, we look at using Ableton Live’s Grooves feature to add a more human feel to a MIDI drum beat. Grooves have been part of Ableton Live for a long time and there are of course many applications for them aside from this example. For more information, check out this video’s accompanying article over at the Noisegate website. noisegate.com.au/ableton-live...
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[@dvoryanskov]

Best explanation I've seen so far. Thanks!

[@Noisegate]

Thank You

[@chefcalebify]

As a musician, I understand the musical terminology. But as a new DAW user, I sometimes have a hard time wrapping my head around what these Abelton terms mean in relation to what they do to the clip. This video did a great job explaining it and showing the correlation to the sound. Great job and thank you.

[@Noisegate]

Cheers Caleb

[@aftofono]

simple concept, great walk-through, thanks

[@Noisegate]

Cheers , thank you

[@emekayyi3332]

gold. straight forward, well thought. cheers

[@Noisegate]

Cheers

[@user-ed7pu5uj3q]

Thanks for sharing! Very informative

[@Noisegate]

Cheers

[@Niles7787]

Thanks for this video! I've made a song which contains a ton of different drum patterns and I have 2 questions: 1) To apply the groove, I selected every drum pattern individually while holding down Command and then selected the groove in the clip section. Is there a more efficient way to for example apply a groove to every drum pattern within the same track or bus? 2) Is there a way to bypass the groove without deleting it from the groove pool so I can easily flick between hearing my track with and without the groove applied? The most efficient way I can see is changing the Times of the groove in the Groove Pool from 0% to 100% ?

[@kee04O]

emmm

[@michaelberns2370]

holy sh*t you can use shift to look at both midis...I stopped listening from that point on HAHA 🔥

[@Niles7787]

:D such a "wtf" moment. Does anyone know how to do this on a Mac ???

[@lotharhempel]

You gotta talk faster!