Level Settings

To the right of the waveform display, you can make settings that affect the level and the stereo width of the grain oscillator.

Level: Adjusts the overall level of the grain oscillator. When you increase the number of grains, it might become necessary to lower the oscillator level. When you play back a very quiet portion of a sample, you can use this control to raise the level.
Random Level: Sets a random level for each new grain. At a setting of 100%, the level varies between a factor of 0 and 2 of the original level. The random level is calculated separately for each channel of the sample, at the start of a new grain. This can be used to randomize the panorama of the sound.
Width: Narrows the stereo width of the grain oscillator. It is applied after the grain oscillator and does not affect the stereo width of the actual sample. At a setting of 0%, the output of the grain oscillator is mono.
Gain: Allows you to automatically adjust the level of grains using quieter sample parts. Note that by raising the gain, you can lose the dynamics of the sample.