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You get right to the point without jibber jabber.. Thank you. Can't stand it when I want to find out about an app and I have to wait 8min before the person gets to the app. Im subscribing.

solid explanation , I will have to agree with Mark, I love how you get straight to the point, subscribed

PolyStep Sequencer is the Cadillac of this type of instrument. Good vid, thanks for posting.

Thanks for the walk-throug,h Jelie. I love your videos, and you've got a great ear as well.

Informative as always. Thank you!

Very cool to see how much you know already, i can't get over it 😂been using reason 1.0 from the start so it is beautiful to see how much they expanded and added workflow improvements that you seem to have picked up very well in a little amount of time! thank you for these tutorials.

This video is great!, it really shows what this device can do. I hope the people at reasonstudios had a look at this

Nice work Jelie. For people who don't know this beast is basically Cthulhu for reason!

I'm going to have to buy this now. Dope video as always

You are on Point , Thanks so much !!!

These tutorials are great- super helpful as I readjust to the Reason workflow. My last version was Reason 5 10 years ago. Feels so good being back. An aside: what's the rack that flashes colors with the Joker you've got in all your videos?

Excellent video

Great video. Thanks a lot! Subscribed

I just bought this since it's half price for owners of Reason 12 till the end of the month (Apr 2022), but I'm not actually as impressed as I thought I'd be. I wish there was an option to make the sequence longer than 16 steps, without having to jump to another variation. It's one thing for drums to be in a 16 step loop, since they're all typically one-shot samples but for melody loops with held notes, the whole thing can easily span longer than 16 beats (and setting it to play back at a slower speed feels cumbersome and unintuitive). Also, if I record in some nice chords from a sequence I've discovered using Scales & Chords, it records each note individually, but isn't smart enough to recognize that I just put in a chord, meaning I have to delete all but the root note, and then adjust the Height parameter to get the chord back, if I want to try out this player's variation and arp functionality. It's weird - I really thought it'd be more powerful than it is, but I'm seriously considering asking for a refund, and maybe getting Quad Note Generator instead...

you just made me buy this!!!!Thanks.

Thank you!

Was looking forward to this vid from you!! I’m developing into quite the fan of yours 🤭😅

Yo this is sick! subscribed!

HECK YEAH ! thanks for the video !