Hi folks,
Does anyone own these video tutorials?  Are they geared to Sonar X2 newbies?  Are there plenty of detailed instructions?
 
Thanks for your input.

I have a site pass at Groove3, I think there's something for almost everyone in these particular videos.  If you're just starting out you'd getting something out of these for some time to come IMO.

Yes the X2 video is excellent. If you are going to upgrade to X3 in the near future I would probably recommend that one...it still covers a lot of the basic stuff and is quite applicable to X2 as well as X3.
 
Regards,

Yes Eli is a very good teacher and this video are perfect for newbie of the x series. I heard the X3 video is available thru Cakewalk's store.

I have X2 and X3 videos.  They cover much the same ground but are excellent.
 
Highly recommended for a new user or an experienced one.

Eli's tutorials are fantastic. I highly recommend him.

mmorgan
Yes the X2 video is excellent. If you are going to upgrade to X3 in the near future I would probably recommend that one...it still covers a lot of the basic stuff and is quite applicable to X2 as well as X3.
 
Regards,

Will this set of tutorials take the place of Scott's book on Sonar X2 or actually dovetail with it?

MickyD
Will this set of tutorials take the place of Scott's book on Sonar X2 or actually dovetail with it?

Buy both. They're worth it.

I consider Scott's excellent book more of a reference. The videos are a hands on 'look and see' type deal. As mentioned the dovetail nicely. If moneys tight I think I would go with Scott but both products are worth it.
 
Regards,

I'd say Scott's Sonar Power books are more useful in the long term but the Eli Kransberg vids are extremely well done and will get you up and running extremely quickly. The best bang for the buck is to probably pay for a month pass at G3, watch those vids and work through all the lessons while taking notes. This will probably take a few days to really nail. Then you'll have the rest of the month to explore all the other vids. There are some very good ones about mixing with X1 that are still very relevant to how things work in X2.
 
Cheers.