Hello, I can see there is a thread already for Suggested Training Logic but I for tutorial ideas it looks like it should be separate thread. I think Steve is great in his tutorial on the Arpeggiator and I thought it would be great to have a tutorial on the Randomizer and the scriper and the new transformer. I would like to see control for the new midi components. I think it was mentioned that in the audio file tab it might be possible to alter other aspects such as the harmonic content. However, harmonic content wasn't mentioned. If it's possible to do more with Flex Pitch I would like to study more on that such as to record with multiple audio tracks to use polyphony. I am looking forward to a new TNT on Logic 10 and I hope it come out soon.

Hi, I'm really enjoying the Reaktor tutorial after spending some time with the Core Cell reference. I'm thinking that outside all the LFOs, Filters, Amps and Mixers a lot of study could be a tutorial on Logic inside Core Cells. Understanding how the Ands and Nor and Boolean Algrebra could open a door to great design possibilities. A tutorial on Macros would be great to. Thanks, Alan

I'm really glad to see these new tutorials on Logic x. One thing I would like to view is something on mastering for radio. Universal Audio has a precision plugin bundle and I would like to know about mastering using these plugins. In general their plugins are vintage so more warm then others but there are some videos on iZotope's Ozone 5 Advanced incorporating certain features that produce a strong stereo signal for broadcasting over the radio. This is just my impression but it sounds like to me that this may be a requirement for mastering for radio. It seems that there are more than a few new features in Logic x for audio processing plugins and mastering possibilities exist now that may not have on previous versions. I agree that it would be very interesting to see the power of Logic plugins for mastering in action. On Mixing and Mastering I sometimes view the tutorials on Waves done with Manny Marroquin but, to me the lessons don't seem to give instruction on using these tools to get these results. This may be immaterial because few musicians have this type of studio but I'm sure he does a lot of routings and that could translate into a great lesson. I am not sure if this should be in a different thread but I thought it would be okay here due to the relationship between mixing and mastering. Also, this being a thread on Mastering inside Logic x I'm not sure if we're only concerned with using Logic plugins only.

I think we're up to version 5.9 but it might be 5.8 but I would like a tutorial on Reaktor Core Cell. If it is completely dedicated to Core Cell it would be useful. I think the idea is to always be able to get sound out the other end for testing.

Hello, I notice you have a tutorial for Nectar but nothing for Ozone or Alloy. I have all three. There's a great sale going on for both the creative and studio bundle but I thought the studio bundle would do me more good. I'm thinking a lot more musicians use the creative bundle but my suggestion is to have tutorials for Ozone and Alloy.

I took out a 30 subscription on sale and it has ended today. Unfortunately I didn't have very much time to do any tutorials. So, I'm suggesting a on off switch so that the user can purchase a subscription and use the time later when the user has time.

I feel it's important to state that in order to train your voice you must work with a vocal coach or professor of voice one on one. If you getting this through a tutorial without this interaction it's very easy to start and/or reinforce bad habits and even possibly do damage to your voice.

I see we have Rounds but no Kontour I'm glad to see Ask Video right on top of it for these tutorials.

A lot of tutorials can be done on Reaktor 5 - something that was done in 2015. This is true unless no one uses Reaktor for building synths in the structure anymore. I'm sure musicians use the instruments in the player section such as Razor and others which can't be modified in the structure but that's not what I am talking about. There's something of an advantage because of the way the Reaktor user guide are written - with add on's rather than rewrites. I am only talking about the main users guide. There's Core, Modules and Macros that require a different level of technology than; usually is the case. I have some electronics background meaning that I am able to do basic circuit analysis with both Ohm law and Kirchhoff's law and I possess a basic understanding of digital circuits and, I still have trouble getting an output as well as some other things. However, I can't say if this technology is still useful enough to spend time building synths but I haven't gotten that impression from talking to others. I think by updating the Native Instruments Komplete 9 tutorials including Kontakt may find application in study time on your website.

Do you know if any Logic instruments have been discontinued such as the es instruments or the Drummer or other things? Thank You