Hi Martin. It's been a while. You were my Logic Train the Trainer teacher in Boston, Sept. 9-11 2003. I helped you with a feedback problem in the classroom. I hope all is well in your travels. It's great to see what you've put together here at MacProVideo. The tutorials have helped people really get to know the software so they can maximize productivity. I've been busy training coporate clients on Logic Pro and composing music for TV and film. Now waitng for my Logic Studio upgrade to arrive on Monday. More studying to recertify again. It never ends. I'll be checking out your new videos to get up to speed on Logic's new features. All of my clients are waiting......Take care, God bless, and hope to run into you again. Maybe I'll visit Vancouver one day!

Glad to hear back from you Martin. I enjoyed that class and your company at lunch as well. It was strange to see all of those Berkeley students walking out of an Apple facility with non-Apple music software. I recently had 2 of my Logic students enroll at Berkeley. I made sure they have Logic on their computer! Ha Ha! Logic education has come a long way. I remember back in the fall of 2002, I had a conversation with David Dvorin when he was at Emagic. We discussed an education curriculum for Logic in schools. I was trying at the time to set up Logic training at an Apple training center here in Pennsylvania. Now I'm seeing Logic classes being offered at some Universities here. Your team has had a lot to do with that. You've helped to make my job easier because your training books and videos have shown people the power of Logic in Multimedia, not just music. It's been a long, uphill battle, but things are changing for the better. Keep those books and videos coming! Do you still do House music? Hope so. Don't stop. Love to hear some. After I get caught up with my Logic Studio studies and recertification, I would definitely contribute any help and Logic knowledge to our fellow Logic users on your forum. We are a Brotherhood, loyal to the bone for our Logic. I have been since using Notator on the Commodore 64 computer! Good to know you Martin. Looking forward to seeing the new videos. Take care.