This feels like CHEATING (drum groove hack)

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#abletonlive #musicproduction #organichouse

[audioreakt]

this is so cool, especially for the days where everything I do end up being something I don't like... thanks !

[SammyJCuthbert]

I've been using Sting for ages and never thought once to use it on my percussion, this is awesome

[aaronhedgesmusic]

Make sure you record the sting midi or the new groove to an audio file. Otherwise you will lose the groove every time you reopen the project, as sting doesn’t preserve its state ❤😢

[JulianLuckeeSouth]

the joy on your face when tweaking params is priceless my friend <3

[icite]

I love Sting and never thought to do this with it, awesome trick!

[nolank]

This is the best video to do with music production I’ve seen in 11 years (since I started) … BIG ❤❤❤

[joey]

I love this! I could spend all day doing this, nothing else would get done!

[zenoalteamusic]

This is crazy! What a gem. Also have to give you a compliment for your enthusiasm and clear way of explaining the different possibilities. Great vid!

[JimJuno]

Thanks man, getting ready to start for the all nighter 😎👍

[EllaRomandMusic]

Just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos, this one was especially insightful! Thanks for sharing with us ☺

[Artp]

Great video. Clear explanation and demo. No hype. Excellent!

[ethannr]

its good for everything, drums, percussion, chords, vocals etc

[musiclabouratory]

WOW! Such a fresh approach to create new "embellishments" for the drum groove. It feels like having a percussionist around! Thanks!

[timurfr]

You can also add random velocity to percussion

[andrewcostigan]

This is genius, and a lot of fun to play around with, thank you!

[alptataroglu]

Broo I don't even produce this genre but tbh your videos are extremely inspiring. Keep it going!

[killianmerdrignac]

Such a great tool! Thank you for sharing 🙏

[shirlygurten]

Holy crap, you're right. It works!

[Flux_One]

It's plugins like Sting, and enthusiastic presenters like you that make me wanna switch from FL Studio to Ableton

[CasmurMusic]

A fun way of using Sting with pads or samples is to use Slice mode and Sting will pick random bits of the slices