Hello! Newbie here! Are there downloadable exercise files accompanying the tutorials? Thanx!

Hey, Rounik! Thanx for the quick reply! (Sounds like lyrics to a song) I don't want to read anything into the information you shared, but at the same time, I'm not sure what it means. If I am the first person with this question/request, it means the other members don't need exercise files. So, I'd better hurry and catch up! OTOH, if I am NOT the first, is there a plan in the works to have exercise files included with the tutorials? It would definitely make the teaching/learning experience more meaningful. .... some thoughts ....

Hey, Rounik, Remember, I'm a newbie to the MPV Club, so I'll see as I go along, and make more comments. Thanx again!

I, too, am requesting a course in Film Scoring in Cubase.

Hello! I think I sent this request to customer Service. Can we please have tutorials on the Film Scoring capabilities in Cubase and Nuendo? There is a series on Pro Tools. I guess, some members will want tuts for Logic as well. Thank you!

.... by "Film Scoring", I mean, spotting, setting up hit points, tempo changes (both direct and gradual) .... IOW, all the things that the Pro Tools tutorials have, that can be done in Cubendo.

Hello! Matthew is an excellent teacher! 1) In the "Playback" chapter, Matthew talks about ARC 2 and SonarWorks 4, as room-calibration applications. Do we need both, or, did he use one first, then realise, that that the second one is better? If so, which should we get? 2) He didn't show us how the video aspect(s) of WaveLab worked. Could you ask him to do a chapter on that? Thank you! Derry Etkins.

Thank you for the response, Joe! Indeed, the graphs are very similar. ARC 2 has more "eye candy". ;)

Thank you for coming in, Matthew! Will you be doing a chapter on the video aspect(s) of WaveLab?

Hello! Could you please ask M.LT.H. to do a series on the Vienna Software hosts? I find the tutorials by the VSL team to be "incomplete". Most of the time, they tell you what can be done, but they don't show you how to do it. Yes, there are videos on YouTube, but many of the presenters are "cavalier", and the atmosphere is not that of a Tutorial, it's more like you're chatting over a few beers. Thank you!