5 Best Ways to Use Output Portal | Granular FX Plugin

PORTAL by @Outputsounds is a granular FX plugin that makes it easy to transform your drum samples, vocals, guitars, or favorite VSTs into something musical and beyond anything on your radar.

This video is going to be a TL;DR of Output Portal. You'll learn the 5 best ways to use Portal by Output so that you can get to making the best granular moments in your tracks.

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TIMELINE
00:00 What You'll Learn
00:33 What to expect from Portal by Output
01:00 Know what to automate
04:12 Use Sound Design Sessions with Portal
05:08 How to quickly browse the presets
06:51 The most effective knobs to tweak a preset
13:17 The Final Result
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[orcegtr]

Thanks . Is there an option to midi learn the X/Y axes to a midi controller ( joystick ) ?

[thewizardtk]

This is a really beautiful track, it’s always nice when tutorials are made in the context of well made tracks

[leemortimer]

You are correct, after watching this video I do now want Portal 😊

[trapbeatproducer]

Your room is sick! It's so light 🥹❤️

Too many producers sit in pitch black rooms with no light or oxygen. God bless you man.

I bought Portal but only used it once. This video was actually helpful and i'll use it on my chords next time 🙏🏽🔊

[nevio___]

hi great video, can we use portal for live shows or it have latency/ cpu overload?

[PFZ]

Fantastic video. I really enjoy Portal. Thanks for digging deeper.

[PriscillaGomez]

The sound design sessions tip is great! Definitely takes pressure away from feeling I have to create a whole track by a certain time.

[rodbeat]

Congratulations! I loved especially because there is a subtitle in Portuguese. Greetings from Brazil!!!

[HenrysPokeCorner]

Hey brotha. Can you tell me how to export the presets I’ve made to make my own preset pack? It’s driving me crazy

[nitobeatz]

This was a great tutorial for a plugin I have been wanting for a while now! I will definitely be copping this soon!

[skyborax]

I would love to watch long form content of yours just making a full track start to finish. Your music is really cool and I’d love to see your process. Have you considered live streaming?

[LauAlwin]

Thanks for the tutorial, I have no idea how to use this crazy plugin before.

[Jisooee]

Wow, so mindblowing. I thought I don't need this plugin. Thanks Onesto!

[janso]

I think a reason that some of the tweaks you made didn't have as noticeable effect as you would have thought was because there are separate wet/dry sliders for both the grain controls section and for the plugin as a whole. Even after you adjusted the main wet/dry to fully wet, you were still getting 50% dry signal, which made it less clear what exactly each of the knobs were doing. Great video, though.

[smthlikeuuu]

Thanks man! I just got portal and haven't made something with it yet, You deserve way more subs

[devine_noise]

I needed this. I have Portal and just click through presets and they are just too crazy sounding.

[hajkpityuhajkpityuha]

These videos are amazing, really smooth production on them too and nice timeline grouping. Keep it

[thievious]

Thanks, this video helped me out a LOT! How better can it get? Great commentary, Great music production, and GREAT QUALITY!
Keep up the good work man!

Your channel is definitely an under-rated YouTube channel, I hope you make it to 1 million one day.

[mmt]

Thank you for the video man ! I have a beginner's question : How can I assign the preset movements to my modwheel, or to my midi modulation (or any other way)
so I can basically "record" the changes permanently ? You know what I mean ? Cause right now I'm just playing with the mouse and moving the dots, but I can't figure out how to use it in my tracks... The same question goes for Signal, Substance, Movement, etc...

[ThisIsOnesto]

Yo ! Thanks for checking out this tutorial!