Granulator can do this...

[@yraki]

never thought of using my m4l device this way! it's great - thank you!

[@lotustunesacademy]

You're stuff is so great man. Thanks for what you do.

[@marcophez]

Another incredibly awesome tip by yourself- the example at the beginning would be a perfect Ben Bohmer track starter imho

[@BeritzLofi]

dope af

[@soundtobrain]

sehr guter Tip, probiere ich gleich aus. Deine Videos sind wirklich super, danke........

[@ZE_Real_Spacepadrille]

Great, informative, pleasant, inspiring... as usual :-)

[@lotustunesacademy]

Thanks very much!

[@papuyonic]

amazing!

[@ArielAfk]

Granulator is amazing, crearly a Robert Idea the master has the time in miliseconds, highlight 1/16 in the master and it will show the ms on the info display below device view. Im not sure if its still showing on 12.

[@lotustunesacademy]

Yes! This works very well too. Thanks for the tip.

[@dwp2659]

way cool

[@isurutharuka6800]

❤✨

[@MadelnMachines]

I wish you could do granular where the different notes had the same tempo. Is it possible in any software?

[@lotustunesacademy]

Since granulator is based on samples it in a way acts similar to a sampler. Adjusting the pitch therefore also adjusts the playback speed. The only way to bypass the playback speed is by warping the sample. Granulator doesn't have such a function.

[@Septeemberpain]

Thanks for sharing

[@lotustunesacademy]

@@Septeemberpain You're very welcome!

[@MadelnMachines]

@@lotustunesacademy I guess you could resample and put it in sampler and then warp. Maybe I can find some third party vst that could do it.

[@lotustunesacademy]

@@MadelnMachines Feel free to let me know when you find something ;)

[@jasonmaggard3829]

T H I S ❤

[@blaugemusic9228]

🙌✨