Music Tech 30 day Groove 3 Special offer. Very Cool

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REALLY? I just bought the videos TODAY. Now I can view them for free?

a. I can't believe how fast groove3 is jumping on this thing (shock)

b. It's great news

c. I'm too a bit bummed because I like saving money. Don't look at the glass as half full much but the bright side is I'm in pretty deep on them and almost finished. Yes, I'm very slow.

The videos on X1 are very good.

Thanks, this saved me from buying it!

Thanks much for posting this, drumr.  I was curious about these vid tutes, but wasn't feeling inspired to spend the bucks on them.  Now I'm going through them for free, which is great - you can't beat "free" as a price. 

I've watched the first few which of course just cover really basic DAW 101 stuff, but I'm impressed how well done these are, so am sure that when I get to the later vids, they'll be helpful for me.  Thanks again!

Randy B.

I've been reviewing their website.  Looks legitimate to me.  I see there's a Sweetwater 30 day pass too...not sure if that's the same thing as noted by the OP here.

These videos are outstanding IMO. The presentation is extremely well and the pacing and content is excellent. I've learned so many great little things about X1 - HIGHLY recommended.

I wish the OP could add Groove 3 to the thread title to promote theirs vids a little better.

No you don't to be a subscriber or reader. It's just a free offer. And all I've gotten in the way of email is just my signup info. There is a check box when signup that ask if you want to recieve emails from MusicTech. It was unchecked and I left it that way.

Sorry, can't resist... must... mention... SONAR X1 Power book...
http://garrigus.com/?PowerBooks

Scott

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Thanks for the followup on that, drumr.

I am going through the X1 video from beginning to end, on a coffee break right now.  This is like .. "work" or something!

But this video is very good thus far; much faster than reading the PDF and doing the tutorials.  Plus, it keeps me from getting distracted.  I'm like a goldfish that way, so this will help keep me on track.  When I'm done here, I'm going to go through the Kontakt, Cubase, and several others too.  I know there's an awful lot I can learn.

There's so much content in the X1 video, I had to open an OO Text file off screen so that I can bang out some notes while the videos are playing.  Even though a lot of it is already in the Reference Guide and the help files, my notes will help.

Thanks drumr...
 
 
I was looking at this site videos to learn more about Sonar X1, but you just saved me some cash.... Whoo hoooo!!!!!  Happy New YEAR!!
 
 
I am watching great video tutorials about Sonar X1
 
 
 
Peace

Oh man you are dead on, Keebo.  The videos are excellent.

I just completed the X1 video and realized that I have a lot of work to do to begin to put some of this software into good use.  There are SO MANY things I didn't know.

The video did have a couple of dry parts where he was showing a lot of nitty-gritty detail.  The step sequencer bits nearly put me to sleep but that could have been partly due to my need for food by that time.  After a brief dinner, the rest of the vids mostly moved along very well.  I got a lot out of the mixing, routing, and bussing portions.  I don't think I ever used busses like the author does, but now I realize the error of my ways...

This weekend I hope to do the Kontakt and Cubase videos.  The former because Komplete 6 and 7 (plus a whole bunch of 3rd party VSTi's) are pretty much centered around Kontakt, and the latter just to see what I've been missing all along.

And there's a music theory video I want to watch too, and it's done by the same guy.  You could read the entire internet twice and there would still be something for you yet to learn in music theory...

Off to bed now so I can get up early and do some work on Friday...

Positively Charged


Oh man you are dead on, Keebo.  The videos are excellent.

I just completed the X1 video and realized that I have a lot of work to do to begin to put some of this software into good use.  There are SO MANY things I didn't know.

The video did have a couple of dry parts where he was showing a lot of nitty-gritty detail.  The step sequencer bits nearly put me to sleep but that could have been partly due to my need for food by that time.  After a brief dinner, the rest of the vids mostly moved along very well.  I got a lot out of the mixing, routing, and bussing portions.  I don't think I ever used busses like the author does, but now I realize the error of my ways...

This weekend I hope to do the Kontakt and Cubase videos.  The former because Komplete 6 and 7 (plus a whole bunch of 3rd party VSTi's) are pretty much centered around Kontakt, and the latter just to see what I've been missing all along.

And there's a music theory video I want to watch too, and it's done by the same guy.  You could read the entire internet twice and there would still be something for you yet to learn in music theory...

Off to bed now so I can get up early and do some work on Friday...

Groove3, gotta love 'em! I'm too cheap to do the all access for a year......which is really dumb since I have so many of their products and could always use the brushup. The kontakt one I know for sure Is good. I think I've heard allot of good things about the two macprovideo have (and no, it doesn't matter that we are PC) I have the trilian one of theirs.......more good stuff!

WOH!!!! I didnt know I could toggle off PDC when recording! This is huge for me!!!