Appreciate the feedback, James. Glad the tutorials have been helpful for you! Should be more on the way, soon...

Awesome. Yeah, don't give up on Grain it's capable of a lot! I find the biggest thing to keep in mind is that the sample you choose to use is critical! Also, don't sleep on the modulation matrix and using it to route the envelops and LFOs to different parameters...

I appreciate it, thanks for watching.

Glad you found the video helpful, thanks for watching!

I'm quite aware that many of my videos are a bit slower at times and I may include time in my videos when I am searching for something, etc., which some may think I should leave out. But, when I was beginning music production I would have LOVED to see the organic, 'behind the scenes' searching and tweaking that people do, so that I can see how they work when performing a particular task. Now a days, everyone wants things RIGHT NOW. I can't stand it. People have no patience or appreciation for anything. This is just the nature of my videos, slower and detailed. There are plenty other tuts out there that folks can watch if they are dissatisfied with my format. That's what the back button in the browser is for.

Appreciate it, CF. Thanks for watching and the comment!

No, there's not. But, just keep in mind that, this is not meant to be a replacement for things like the MPC or a VST like Serato Sample...it's more of a nice work-around for folks like myself who cannot afford these devices! I just think it's pretty awesome that Grain will do the re-calculations on timing and pitch, as I make my adjustments. One method that I use to add variety, is that, after I've found a section/sample of audio that I like, I'll right-click on the Grain and just duplicate it; and in this way, I have a new Grain with the same sample already loaded, etc., and can just quickly move on to choose another part to add variety.

A bit late , but you can actually trigger the position via de envelopes ;)

@@mjuksel How do you do that?

Glad to hear, Dereck. Thanks for watching.

There's a dark red circle with a black triangle in it, in the upper right hand corner. Click that...

Right. I can't figure that either.

Midi keyboard.

boom, the Berklee College of Music has online courses for REASON...

Read the manual my friend

No problem, thanks for watching.

You could press F4 to bring up the on-screen piano keys which lets you use your qwerty keyboard. I cover that, here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZmBgbaetJeRn58.html

The indicators can only move within the area that the bracket is focused on, so if I want to broadly go through a long sample as I'm doing in the video, it just works better for me to use the bracket. Of course, folks are free to use whichever method suits them. I think the sample position controls just need an updated design for navigating samples...perhaps in an update!

@@quantaaudio Thats the point and the lack of Reason. i use reason but do more give beef against whats wrong as working with R10 actually. its simply not like FL oder Bitwig but i like a lot that routing complexity for instruments, that give so much creativity. A cold jump into reason is just a pain. i watch around for good tutorial and i like that on from Paul Ortis "Making Synthwave"...also your Tutorials are very helpful. so dont wory...i just beef around :) - hate love reason

@@quantaaudio i´v seen that you can strech the View-Range by reposition the brackets, then the indicator works on the whole sample, but not helpful if you want to be accurate. --- Another Questions Sir. I try to make Glitch or Breakcore, means fast but controlled rhythms, but i dont find a easy way yet. In my mind i have Artists like Aphex Twin, Ruby my dear. Technics like "Chopped by another/ every sample", reverse Slices, Slices filtered and also with effects. i found that Octo Rex can do well but slices can not moved to other positions except re-arranging in the "damn*" sequencer...do you have any ideas about?

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its a sample manipulator lol totally different than edison

dotwav turn time ... on. I forgot the name. I’ll be back.

@@SeeJSlim disable time stretch

Then use the back button in your browser...simple solution. This would be much easier than taking the time to try and spread your personal misery on to others with a unproductive comment.