To automate the scrolling through the sample positions open the Key Edit and select 'Sample Position' and then 'Scroll' in the 'Note Lane Performance Parameter Automation'. Now you can pendraw the automation in that lane. For newbees...you can find this tiny blue parameter knob above the up and down slider from the Key Edit. Beware...it can result in hilarious and never heard before, sonic stuff. Hitchcock would have loved this machine. In fact...for his movie The Birds, Hitchcock generated the sound of birds, beating wings and other sounds with an predecessor of the synthesizer called Mixturtrautonium. Nice tutorial btw, you have a soothing voice.

Best ever tutorial

I'll definitely have to watch this again a few times, but amazing tutorial! Thank you!

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing. I'm looking forward to see the rest of the series.

Very detailed. I appreciate it, nice vid!!!

“Stock Music Musician” may have been right though in that the Serrano sampler complements the Reason experience.. Love your videos!! Thank you..

thank you

Good teacher!

Wow! Very detailed. Really appreciate this. Not checked yep but hoping you have one of these on Europa. Fantastic work. New sub

Thank you. Very informative video.

Excellent, clear tutorials. Grain's possibilities seem pretty endless and your coverage really assists. Now Europa can be a separate VST, I wonder if Props will do the same with Grain as it would really draw people into Reason?

Good work pal

Is there a way to slice up the sample in grain? Sort of like an mpc or maschine?

Hello, complete noob here, how do you get the sample to play as you did in 7:00? Is there a keyboard shortcut? Simply hitting spacebar doesn't work for me.

Not one sample?

Hmmm ppl you do know you can edit samples in redrums as well...lol..all this is just a enhanced version of the redrums edit sample process