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The bass that comes in at around a minute or so is a little jarring and muddy. Maybe try messing around with that by shifting it up an octave. The last note of the run doesn't really seem to sit well. You could also try rolling off the hi hats on the eq at around 19k or so to see if that makes a ...

I was not sure what Bitwig was until I saw it on here yesterday. Glad I have good timing, nice video man.

The bass that comes in at around a minute or so is a little jarring and muddy. Maybe try messing around with that by shifting it up an octave. The last note of the run doesn't really seem to sit well. You could also try rolling off the hi hats on the eq at around 19k or so to see if that makes a ...

Sounds like you got a good handle on things! I dig that bass line. What kind of gear are you using?

Yes, limiting is a form of compression because you are squashing the signal. This will give you a bit more insight. Also compression is essentially reducing the difference in volume in a clip. This might help you...

http://www.ovnilab.com/articles/limiter.shtml

There are tons of articles and ...

This might be helpful:

https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/using-grooves/

I don't think Ableton specifically picks out a frequency to add groove to. I believe it is more based off of the 'base' setting in the groove pool which can be changed between 1/4, 1/8, 1/16th notes ect. This generates groove ...

You need to think like a real drummer which is covered very well in the second post. Velocity and groove being the most important to breathe life in your percussion. The key is to make your hits sound varied. This takes practice so make sure you practice and even things like watching real drummers ...