Hello! I'm migrating to Cubase from Logic. As I glance the Cubase 7 and 7.5 tutorials it seems that all of them require basic knowledge about the workings of Cubase. So perhaps a tutorial on version 6 would start from the very beginning but then again it doesn't make sense to learn on an earlier version as much has changed. What tutorials would you recommend to get me starter? Thank you in advance for your kind assistance, Pessi Levanto Helsinki, Finland www.pessilevanto.com

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Hi, Thanks for all the great tutorials. As a matter of fact there are so many that it's hard to keep up with all the videos I've yet to watch when new material keeps pouring in. This is good, of course, but wouldn't it be a handy feature on the site if you could tag videos which you mean to watch later? Like a "to do" bin, so to speak. Thanks, pessi

Hello, Wouldn't it be interesting if you could make a tutorial about the basics of electricity and electric devices. Topics could include things like how electricity flows, ground loops, balanced vs unblanced cables etc. I feel that as an "in the box" -mixer I have gaps in my knowhow about real-world hardware appliances. Thanks for considering this.

Hello! I'm a film music composer and when doing projects I'm used to switching between Logic and Sibelius. Like most people, I do the rough demo in Logic and after the director approves it, I import the data into Sibelius and orchestrate it properly. I'm an old school composer and orchestrator who likes to see the notes in standard notation instead of a piano roll to work out voicings and instrument combinations. Now when the new score editor is so much better plus Music XML export is added, I'd like to get thoroughly familiar with it to minimize the hassle of working with midi-files. Ideal would be to get the orchestration done in Logic for as far as possible. A long explanation but the bottom line is that a thorough tutorial of Score Editor would be really useful. Thanks! Pessi www.pessilevanto.com