I received an update to Splat's documentation and files today and was disheartened to see the same 10 Video posted while I was waiting for update to finish.  Looks like version 22.11.0.111  or just and update to it.
 
The same videos are the ones below. Isn't it time for some new videos Bakers to provide us with some additional knowledge?  I do like knowledge, but just not repetitious knowledge.
 
Mix Recall
Comping 
Control Bar Enhancements 
MIDI Enhancements 
Automation 
Dynamic Sends & FX Stacks 
Project and Track Templates 
REmatrix Solo 
Addictive Drums 2 
ProChannel 

I agree. Things is, im not sure they have newer videos to show.
Cakewalk could use an upgrade on videos for a lot of its newer features.
I haven't even seen a CakeTV video in a few months (The ones Dan Gonzales was making)
Since the Sonar Theme editor came out.
 

Hi. I agree as well. I used to watch the videos while I installed, but I have seen them too many times, and would have liked something new to watch while installing. There are enough new features to showcase
I also miss the videos Dan and the gang used to make
All the best.

I agree!

You guys actually watch them? I haven't for fear of slowing down the downloads of the program. 

It is one of those nice things that to do professionally well is hard and expensive. For ordinary bods like most folks on this forum, just a little 3 minute YouTube video would be fine. For Cakewalk though, the answer would be a bit different. They have the likes of Steinberg and ProTools looking over their shoulder so the last thing they want to see on their pro-website are poor low production training videos - hence the added expense of pro-production video.
My suggestion would be for Cake to ask some of their more video minded early adopters to produce a few 3 minute video tutorials on how the new features work each month when the upgrades come?

jrmunday
It is one of those nice things that to do professionally well is hard and expensive. For ordinary bods like most folks on this forum, just a little 3 minute YouTube video would be fine. For Cakewalk though, the answer would be a bit different. They have the likes of Steinberg and ProTools looking over their shoulder so the last thing they want to see on their pro-website are poor low production training videos - hence the added expense of pro-production video.
My suggestion would be for Cake to ask some of their more video minded early adopters to produce a few 3 minute video tutorials on how the new features work each month when the upgrades come?

That is a brilliant idea! 

Or cats! They never fall out of fashion!

jrmunday
 
My suggestion would be for Cake to ask some of their more video minded early adopters to produce a few 3 minute video tutorials on how the new features work each month when the upgrades come?

I think this is a great idea as well!
All the best.

Hold the cats…