Hi Robert and welcome to the user community forum,

I am referring below to this post and to your reply to another post stating that you find this forum wierd.

This forum is for users. None of us work for Magix and no one is paid to provide answers or make tutorials. Magix provides tutorials and manuals that containing basic information, and in the case of manuals, detailed information. Many users don't even bother to look at either and post questions here asking other users to tell them how to do basic things that are well explained in the manuals and help screens. 

Further tutorials showing many of the tricks that users have learned are made by users. Making a good tutorial can often take a lot of time, so for a user to do this, it must be a labour of love. Some of the discussions and answers to questions are quite detailed and are tutorials in themselves. But, you have to search through the Forum for these. Many users don't even bother to look at previous questions and answers. Often some of us reply in great detail to questions and the person who asks never even bothers to log in to see the reply. Or, they never acknowledge the reply, or never come back with requested supplementary information. Many users post questions without supplying sufficient information for anyone to be able to help. We cannot see your screen, we don't know which program/version you are using, we don't know what you did or are trying to do unless you tell us. Etc. These are some of my beefs.

You will notice that this forum covers many Magix programs. One cannot be an expert in all of them. Some of the forums get little traffic, so they are often ignored. Some, like Samplitude and Xara (web design) are better covered by other user forums.

For Samplitude, there is another forum at:

http://support2.magix.net/boards/samplitude/index.php?act=idx

Kraznet has made more than 150 short tutorials that are available on YouTube. See the above forum, newcomers, short samp tutorials to find the links. They are usually for the Pro version but many apply to SMS2014.

Since there is another user forum for Samplitude, this one here does not get much traffic.

You are quite welcome to assist others on this present forum as well as prepare and post tutorials.

Long answer to a short question.

Enjoy SMS and making music!