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2012/09/20 14:51:31 (permalink)

Support your local forum member - X2 video available

Fast Biker Boy (Karl Rose), the extremely helpful guy who has been posting X1 videos on YouTube for a while was approached off the back of those videos to make a commercial video for X2. That is now available to download. 
 
http://www.store.cakewalk.com/default.asp?sku=30-SASX2.00-20E

 
9 hours of video for $25.00 - fill your boots
 
 
link updated  - buy buy buy - make Karl a superstar :)
post edited by Andrew Rossa [Cakewalk] - 2012/09/20 16:59:28
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 14:56:26 (permalink)
    i watched the sample video yesterday on the matrix and was blown away..
    we all know how well karls you tube vids are.it seems mr biker has stepped it up a notch,these videos are so professional im honored to say im an aquintence.
    im grabing mine.
     
    daryl your link isnt working for me buddy
     
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 14:58:38 (permalink)
    aye thats the one i watched as well !!!
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 15:00:42 (permalink)
    chuckebaby


    i watched the sample video yesterday on the matrix and was blown away..
    we all know how well karls you tube vids are.it seems mr biker has stepped it up a notch,these videos are so professional im honored to say im an aquintence.
    im grabing mine.
     
    daryl your link isnt working for me buddy
     
    http://streamworksaudio.com/products/swaCompleteSonarX2


    updated - it's a bit technical for me ;)
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 15:38:43 (permalink)
    Thanks Daryl. I hope those that buy them find them useful. I certainly put my all into them and didn't skimp on the detail or subjects, hence 9 hours......

    They cover everything from real basic stuff through to a some of the more complicated areas of the program. I tried not to assume too much or skip anything I thought important.

    Many of the subjects are the common ones that come up on here over and over again.

    A novice could certainly start at the beginning and be well versed in X2 by the end of it, whereas a more experienced user could jump in half way through.

    As well as the obvious stuff, there's some of the more unusual subjects covered as well such as creating drum maps, instrument files, custom groups and creating FX chains etc. 
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 15:43:27 (permalink)
    Scott is gonna be jealous.

    He only getz to write werds.

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:04:57 (permalink)
    I'm glad I saw this before getting the G3 vid. I'll give this a go. Thanks FBB

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:18:39 (permalink)
    Great news Karl. I'll be sure to include the vids when I buy X2. You make complicated things easy to understand. I'm waiting 4-6 weeks this time, as compared to my early adopter status with X1. Just in case.

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:31:51 (permalink)
    Thanks for the support, I hope you feel the same way after you've seen them.

    I'm not sure about making complicated things easy to understand John.... not when I'm talking to the wife anyway...
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:32:23 (permalink)
    Yeah awesome Karl! Congrats! I saw the preview and the vids seem to be really well made. I'll look into it when X2 gets confusing - cheers!

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:36:19 (permalink)
    Kongrats Karl!
    I did not know it was you.

    but aftere watching the preview I knew I just had to have it.....

    After all, 9 hours of instruction for $26.00 is a very good price for lessons. Especially ones you can watch over and over......

    Now I just need to down load the sucker................
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 16:44:21 (permalink)
    question now is , with the exchange rate where is the cheapest place to buy it..?!?!

    also no detailed "chapter" breakdown, that'd be good to know.


    post edited by Fog - 2012/09/20 16:52:00
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 17:18:14 (permalink)
    Support given - Can't wait to check 'em out. Still downloading X2 - yours to follow. Thanks much!!

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 17:36:40 (permalink)
    Fog


    question now is , with the exchange rate where is the cheapest place to buy it..?!?! 

    From Cakewalk: £19.95
     
    From Streamworks Audio: £16.55 at current (Sept 20th - 10.36 pm) $/£ exchange rate.
      
     

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 17:39:05 (permalink)
    Just payed for mine
     
    I'll get it as soon as X2 has finished downloading.
     
    Looks awesome Karl
     
     

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 17:56:11 (permalink)
    i agree,id love to see a breakdown list of topics karl.do you happen to have one off hand ?
     
    i know i sound foolish asking..i mean 9 hours..should cover clicking on the icon-to-hitting the red X button..lol 

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 18:18:02 (permalink)
    I too have enjoyed, and learned from your vids.  I'll be buying you're X2 tutorials as soon as I can which - will probably be in January. 
     
    9 hours?  My X1 learning curve drove me nuts, but now I'm really paranoid :-). 
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 18:20:09 (permalink)
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    Fog


    question now is , with the exchange rate where is the cheapest place to buy it..?!?! 

    From Cakewalk: £19.95
     
    From Streamworks Audio: £16.55 at current (Sept 20th - 10.36 pm) $/£ exchange rate.
      
     

    ok.. that's before any commission though?


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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 18:52:16 (permalink)
    Who'd a thunk it. Our very own fbb makes good.

    Congrats to ya!

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 19:07:35 (permalink)
    Fog


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    question now is , with the exchange rate where is the cheapest place to buy it..?!?! 

    From Cakewalk: £19.95

    From Streamworks Audio: £16.55 at current (Sept 20th - 10.36 pm) $/£ exchange rate.
     


    ok.. that's before any commission though?

     
    Paul, I bought it direct from HERE using PayPal.
     
    It's $25.97 which PayPal converted to £16.55 (current exchange rate: 1 British Pound = 1.56918US Dollars) before I finalised the transaction.
     
    The 'real' exchange rate would give a figure of £16.00531, so I guess PP are charging 54½p "commission" to do the exchange.
     
     

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 19:12:19 (permalink)
    54p , thats almost.. well a lot of money.. and whats your cut for being Karl's agent ? 

    cheers

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 19:23:03 (permalink)
    Fog


    54p , thats almost.. well a lot of money.. and whats your cut for being Karl's agent ?   


    Coincidentally, 55p

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/20 19:49:43 (permalink)
    If I start charging the fees, commission and handling you'll wish you'd have bought it direct...
     
    Btw Kudos Karl, well done fella.
     
    I hope it goes really well for you.

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 03:22:51 (permalink)
    Thanks everyone, (he says bumping the topic )
     
    I sincerely hope you all enjoy it and get something from it. I may have gone a bit too in detail, I guess the answer to that I'll know soon enough when a few people start passing judgment.....
     
    chuckebaby


    i agree,id love to see a breakdown list of topics karl.do you happen to have one off hand ? 
     
    I do sort of. Believe it or not I haven't seen the final post edit version yet so I'm a bit reluctant to list everything in case anything was edited out, but having said that I had several emails back and forth with Chris over at SWA, mainly me apologising for the length it had sort of grown into, which wasn't planned....... and he indicated that he was happy with it and would be using all of it.
     
    I'm guessing at nine hours there isn't much removed if any, believe it or not I pulled some myself.
     
    I'm working from notes so these may not each have their own dedicated video and in case of some of the bigger subjects might have three or four. All are between 8 -> 15 ish minutes. The "Matrix" demo is one of the longest and most are nearer 15 than 8.....
     
    SO with that in mind here is a sort of breakdown......

    SETUP
     
    Audio Interface
    Audio Preferences
    MIDI devices
    Clock and syncing with external devices
    Control surfaces
    Hardware Synths and instrument files
    File Settings
    Plugin Manager
     
     
    GUI OVERVIEW
     
    GUI Introduction & Track View
    Browser & Multidock
    Inspector & Control Bar
    PRV
    Other Views
     
    (Can't remember the exact order of those - I'll amend them when I find out)
     
    THE BASICS
     
    Project template set up
    Exploring the track view
    MIDI & Synths explained
    Session Drummer & Drum Maps
    Track & Buss Templates & Inserting Synths
    Audio Routing - Sends & Busses
    Working with Video
     
    RECORDING
     
    Audio & MIDI Basics
    Advance MIDI (Quantise, step, etc)
    Matrix View (This is the demo video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jCk78ypkfs&list=UU8ZOYzBftN5Ez5JAFonfeCw&index=1&feature=plcp)
    Step Sequencer
     
    EDITING(If memory serves me correctly this is a  huge chapter)
     
    Editing Basics (2 videos I think)
    MIDI editing in the PRV
    Staff View
    Comping
    V-Vocal
    Groove loops
    Tempo Changing and fitting audio to tempo (not using audiosnap)
    Audiosnap (4 videos covering from housekeeping and preparation, extracting and applying tempo, drum replacement, maintaining phase relationships, extracting, saving & applying "the groove", working with the pool. All of it on real 'live' drums and other live material. i.e. not already stuff tracked at or at a set tempo)
     
    MIXING (A little unsure of the exact order here there was some last minute rearranging done)
     
     
    Mixing preparation (Freezing Bouncing etc)
    The Console View inc custom Grouping.
    The ProChannel (inc setting up a sidechain)
    FX Bins & VSTS inc R-Mix overview
    FX Chains overview & creating
    Automation (this is more than one video IIRC)
    Exporting a Project
     
     
    Just remember that I'm working without the luxury of seeing the final video so that's from my notes and a rather hazy memory so may not be 100% accurate. I'd just like to add that it was a very, very busy but enjoyable time as well, a labour of love I think you'd call it. (I was so busy I was a lot less active on the forum for a while & didn't have a single track day either ).
     
    I approached it as if a new Sonar user with little or no studio software experience asked me to show them how to get going and then progressed to more advanced stuff as they become familiar with the terminology and program. That means there some very basic stuff at the beginning but later chapters get into the meaty stuff.
     
    I hope you all get something from it and honest feedback is always welcome.
     
    Thanks
     
    Karl
     
    PS. I'd like to thank all of you here for your support with my earlier video attmepts but also make a special mention for Jeff Evans, someone who's input I've always found helpful. It was a comment he made on my earlier youtube videos that gave me the confidence to take this on. So to Jeff a big THANK YOU.
    post edited by FastBikerBoy - 2012/09/21 03:44:30
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 04:08:22 (permalink)
    You've sold me on 'em Karl!! Will pick it up. Let ya know what I think. 

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 04:16:42 (permalink)
    If I ever move to X2 from 8.5 I'll buy it. You can't beat video tutorials.

    Hope it sells well.
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 07:12:50 (permalink)
    Karl - Thanks for doing this and for the list of chapters you posted here. I've downloaded the vid and took a quick look - and it looks good. I was not, however, able to navigate from chapter to chapter. I'm looking at a nine hour video but don't know how to get to any one chapter, or find a section I watched previously. I default to WMP for this, but have tried other viewers with no luck. Is there any way I can get any viewer to show me the chapters, or markers? If not, can you (or the publisher) put out the list of topic along with the start time for each topic. That would be a huge help Thanks to you or anyone who can help mew with this.

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 07:37:51 (permalink)
    I'll be definitely getting this one!!!

    The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate.

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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 07:46:59 (permalink)
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    Karl - Thanks for doing this and for the list of chapters you posted here. I've downloaded the vid and took a quick look - and it looks good. I was not, however, able to navigate from chapter to chapter. I'm looking at a nine hour video but don't know how to get to any one chapter, or find a section I watched previously. I default to WMP for this, but have tried other viewers with no luck. Is there any way I can get any viewer to show me the chapters, or markers? If not, can you (or the publisher) put out the list of topic along with the start time for each topic. That would be a huge help Thanks to you or anyone who can help mew with this.

    I'm not sure TBH. I'll certainly try and find out for you but it might be quicker contacting their support directly, as that's all I do. http://streamworksaudio.com/products/swaCompleteSonarX2
     
    I will contact them now for you but you might get a reply quicker than I do. Sorry.
     
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    Re:Support your local forum member - X2 video available 2012/09/21 07:52:38 (permalink)
    Karl, buddy, I promise I'll buy your video right now if you help me get the Overlap Crop Tool to show up! I'm losing my mind here...





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