Build Your Own Risers with Ableton Live 

Ha ha! Love this comment. Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot!

Sweet man! Thanks and happy to share.

Thanks a lot Ben!

Aaron Brennan Oh cool, I didn't know you can do that. It looks like you can modulate it, but not automate it. It's to bad it does not show how it's effecting it on the Grain Size like it does for almost every other modulation.

Classtrack.org Yeah it's not exactly automation ass it's by percentage based on how high or low the grain size is set it's a bit weird, it'd definitely be better to be able to use an actual automation lane

+DJ Kenny Magee In the sample section where the warp modes are there is a " *2 " button. that stretches the sample by 2.

okay click on the audio tracck you uploaded, go all the way to the bottom where theres a window that says sample and under the Warp collum click the *2 button, he does it on the video real fast you can cath it if you look closley

your question saved my evening mate!

Sweet. Thanks!

Thanks Gunther!

Brooke Perry right click and chose show fades in the context menu. this will also show you the right shortcut.

Ha ha.. cool.

Make sure it is not warped. Turn warp off. Maybe that will help.

How do you do that?

That is a longer answer I can no just use txt to explain. Maybe I will make a video on that in the future. For now though, either me up for a private class or look up "How Warp Modes work" witn Ableton Live: subaqueousmusic.com/one-on-one-classes/

It sounds like the age-old debate of using samples and turning them into indistinguishable new sounds isn't original. I would say using samples as a base can be used to make something new and unique. I can do the same thing in operator, your right. Both create amazing new sounds and both have the same level of intricacies possible.