Well, the audio is ok. I think the video size is way too small, and blowing it up makes it hard to look at (fuzzy). I'd forward the site to a couple of Finale "noobs" that I know, but I think they would be at a loss trying to see what is going on, and then they would promptly either call or email me about getting confused........
The content was good though. There is a lot of stuff that looks good and could help people with learning Finale. On my little monitor (19"), I can't really tell what is going on. Its all kind of fuzzy, even blown up. And if I can't tell what is going on, a beginner is not going to be able to tell what is going on. Maybe re-encode the videos? On 2/20/08, Dick Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Great idea, Matthew. I'm not tempted to purchase any of the videos, > however. I just demoed the staff tool tutorial available from the > home page. Your audio quality is a bit distracting to me. I guess > I'd say amateur. Fine if you're doing it for fun, but not if you're > selling. Also, when I'm viewing a presentation to try to learn > something, I'd like a script that is a bit more linear. > > I think that the tutorials at this site are really good. > > http://www.tutorialdepot.com/index2.html > > I've subscribed to the Digital Performer series, as a matter of fact. > > Good luck! And thanks for sharing. > > Dick H _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
