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Using Grooves 12.1 Groove Pool 12.1.1 Adjusting Groove Parameters 12.1.2 Committing Grooves 12.2 Editing Grooves 12.2.1 Extracting Grooves 12.3 Groove Tips 12.3.1 Grooving a Single Voice 12.3.2 Non-Destructive Quantization 12.3.3 Creating Texture With Randomization 13.

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Using Grooves The timing and feel of each clip in your Set can be modified through the use of.

The easiest way to work with library grooves is to drag and drop them from the browser.

You can also double-click grooves in the browser to load them directly to the Groove.

Note: In Live Intro and Lite, grooves can be loaded from the browser and applied to.

Quantize adjusts the amount of straight quantization that is applied before the groove.

Timing adjusts how much the groove pattern will affect any clips which are using it.

Velocity adjusts how much the velocity of the notes in clips will be affected by the velocity.

Global Amount this parameter scales the overall intensity of Timing, Random and Velocity for.

The Global Groove Amount Slider in the Control Bar 12.1.2 Committing Grooves The Commit Groove Button.

Pressing the Commit button below the Clip Groove chooser writes your groove parameters.

After pressing Commit, the clips Groove chooser selection is automatically set to.

You can do this by dragging the clip to the Groove Pool or via.

Grooves created by extracting will only consider the material in the playing portion.

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First Steps 2.1 Learn About Live 2.1.1 Using the Info View and Index 2.2 Setting up Preferences 2.3 The Main Live Screen 3.

Authorizing Live 3.1 Copy Protection FAQs 3.1.1 Can I Use Live or Other Ableton Products Without a Serial Number 3.1.2 What if I Change My Computers Components 3.1.3 Can I Authorize Live More than Once 3.1.4 Can I Play my Set from a Computer That Is Not Authorized 3.1.5 What Do I Do About Problems or Questions Regarding Copy Protection 4.

Live Concepts 4.1 The Browser 4.2 Live Sets 4.3 Arrangement and Session 4.4 Tracks 4.5 Audio and MIDI 4.6 Audio Clips and Samples 4.7 MIDI Clips and MIDI Files 4.8 Devices and the Mixer 4.9 Presets and Racks 4.10 Routing 4.11 Recording New Clips 4.12 Automation Envelopes 4.13 Clip Envelopes 4.14 MIDI and Key Remote 4.15 Saving and Exporting 5.

Arrangement View 6.1 Navigation 6.2 Transport 6.3 Launching the Arrangement with Locators 6.4 Time Signature Changes 6.5 The Arrangement Loop 6.6 Moving and Resizing Clips 6.7 Audio Clip Fades and Crossfades 6.8 Selecting Clips and Time 6.9 Using the Editing Grid 6.10 Using the.Time Commands 6.11 Splitting Clips 6.12 Consolidating Clips 7.

Session View 7.1 Session View Clips 7.2 Tracks and Scenes 7.3 The Track Status Fields 7.4 Setting Up the Session View Grid 7.4.1 Select on Launch 7.4.2 Removing Clip Stop Buttons 7.4.3 Editing Scenes 7.5 Recording Sessions into the Arrangement 8.

Converting Audio to MIDI 11.1 Slice to New MIDI Track 11.1.1 Resequencing Slices 11.1.2 Using Effects on Slices 11.2 Convert Harmony to New MIDI Track 11.3 Convert Melody to New MIDI Track 11.4 Convert Drums to New MIDI Track 11.5 Optimizing for Better Conversion Quality 12.