BFD3's Groove Editor - 5/7

[@idanmashta]

these line of tutorials are amazing thank you so much!

[@MartinvonBargen]

Many thanks for helping to demystify the groove editor after ages of using my DAW instead.

[@TheGurner1]

Great! Just the info I'm looking for, being new to using BFD3. Thanks!

[@emmanuelsuarez158]

Kinda late, but is there a way to drop the sequencer sequence as a single midi in the daw?

[@petehaws1285]

Has anyone else had trouble saving grooves? I saved a groove that had ride cymbal velocities alternating between 61 and 50. When I re-loaded the groove the next day, some of the ride velocities were randomly at 100. I fixed the velocities to how I had them before, then tried saving the groove under a different name. That didn't work: when I re-loaded the groove, some of the ride velocities were randomly at 100 again. I tried restarting my computer after saving, and re-installed BFD3 with the most recent update. Those solutions didn't work either. When I examined some other grooves I'd previously saved, the velocities of some hi-hat notes also had this problem, where randomly some of the notes would be at 100. Any ideas on how to fix this? Maybe there is some setting I need to tweak that I don't know about.