what is the cheapest easiest way to extract groove from audio to midi

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whyterabbyt wrote:You could try this:

http://lesound.io/product/grooveextractor/

£18
Does anyone have experience with this? There doesn't seem to be a demo, but I'm interested in whether it works significantly better than built-in Cubase or Ableton tools for doing the same thing. I guess GrooveExtractor claims to recognize different types of drum hits, which puts it ahead of built-in DAW tools, but I wonder how well it actually works.

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andrew732 wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 12:24 am
whyterabbyt wrote:You could try this:

http://lesound.io/product/grooveextractor/

£18
Does anyone have experience with this? There doesn't seem to be a demo, but I'm interested in whether it works significantly better than built-in Cubase or Ableton tools for doing the same thing. I guess GrooveExtractor claims to recognize different types of drum hits, which puts it ahead of built-in DAW tools, but I wonder how well it actually works.

No idea...
They seem to constantly change their prices also and they are extremely lacking in the manual/tutorial department...
Have u had any luck finding anything else?

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eazypop wrote: Thu Jun 27, 2019 9:48 am No idea...
You realise you're replying to something that was posted two years ago, right?
my other modular synth is a bugbrand

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Studio One does a great job of groove extraction. You need at least the Artist version which sells for $99. There are youtube videos that show how it works.

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Reaper can do this with the Dynamic Split function I believe. Can't remember if it takes velocity data as well though.

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Cheap, but not easy, maybe. Cakewalk does this. I haven't tried in a while, though, so good luck.

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http://lesound.io/product/grooveextractor/

I just reviewed this product. Very cool!!

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tommyzai wrote: Thu Nov 28, 2019 3:48 pm http://lesound.io/product/grooveextractor/ (http://lesound.io/product/grooveextractor/)

I just reviewed this product. Very cool!!
You seem to be the only person who has actually used this. At $54USD, seems like the price of entry has gone up quite a bit. I don't think I can pull the trigger on that without some type of demo at least.

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