I am a starting Logic 8 user and compose mainly classical orchestral music. Are there video tutorials that teach especially orchestral editing? I really would like to learn how to make a good recording of my music, professional spaced etc. André

No. I didn't do anything yet with Logic, I always worked with Garageband. I did make nice recordings with it, but when it comes to orchestral, I hope to get better results still. That's why I try to learn Logic now.I will have a look at it. Thanks. Wouldn't it be better to start with Logic 101: Core Logic 8? Or doesn't it talk about orchestral editing? Andre

I am preparing a tutorial that I want to start recording soon, but what is the screen capture size that I should use? I am going to use Camtasia for screen recording. Andre

Would it be possible to create a well structured course to learn the Xojo programming language?

Thanks Joe.

Hi Joe, thanks for your answer. What about compression on classical music? (I compose mainly classical style music, not pop music). I ripped a CD with piano music (Chopin Polonaises), dated 1976. Looking at the wave form it looks like there wasn't any compression done at all, it has a large dynamic range and has lots of high transients. Peak is -0.0DB, LUFS is -18.44. Should compression be less when working with classical music? thanks! best wishes, André

Thanks, Joe. You comments and the course are very helpful! Have a great weekend! best wishes, André

Hi Joe, after working on mastering my album tracks for some time using the LUFS and True Peak for Spotify, I have still a question. How can I get both the LUFS level at -14 and the True Peak at -1? When having the LUFS correct, the Peak is still around -4, but boosting the Gain plugin to reach -1 Peak also increases of course the LUFS. What approach should I use here? Thanks! André

Great, thanks!