Heya,
I know how to extract a groove - not after ableton instructions.
Just wondering what elements of an audio sample are analysed to create the groove, is it just timing?
I want to make templates for all the swing settings in my hardware - thought I could simply use a rimshot on every 16th, but I'm not sure if if the extraction process incorparates volume/velocity/accent and/or even timbre of a sound ie. the difference between a kik, snare or hat.
If someone knows - pls let me know - I need to get started....
Cheers.
How does Groove extraction work?
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Re: How does Groove extraction work?
pretty sure it's based solely on the transients' placement and volume. don't think it takes frequencies into account.