Chris, all that stuff about EQ, compression, reverb etc. and all the
mixing tutorials you could ever want already exists! Books, video
courses, you name it. It's all out there. Get yourself on youtube.
get some free multitracks to practice on and go to town.
Nothing about that stuff is blind-specific. Why reinvent the wheel
for a really small target audience? Shouldn't Slau focus on the
unique experience of blind users of Voiceover and proTools?
At 11:25 AM 12/7/2015, you wrote:
I'd gladly pay $30 on the low end, and maybe $150 on the high end.
I would want most definitely the basics of recording, editting, and
mixing to be covered, but I really would like emphesis to be covered
on the actual plugin settings that take an artist's recordings to
the next level. In other words, really really focus heavily on EQ,
giving many examples, and also providing different exercizes to try
on your own. Also give some examples of situations where people
often screw up, and show the end result of doing so, and explain why
it sounds so dreadful when they do.
Also, maybe work on explaining the basics of proper compression.
Even if the E Q and the compression had to be tought seperetly, I'd
be happy to pay an additional say, $50 for a training crashcourse on such.
As for the PT tutorials, I'd say, I'd want something that would be
at least 5 hours or more in length. I'd want it to be extremely thorough.
Chris.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Slau Halatyn" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2015 10:21 AM
Subject: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial?
I'm just doing a bit of market research here:
I'm curious to know what the list feels is a minimum price they'd
expect a comprehensive tutorial on using Pro Tools with VoiceOver to
cost and what would be the maximum they'd consider paying for such a series.
I'm not talking about a replacement for the Pro Tools manuals but
rather a series of modules that cover the VoiceOver specific
techniques of using Pro Tools. I know this is still pretty vague but
I also wonder what kind of scale people would expect: a 5-hour
series? A ten-part series of one-hour segments?One or two main parts
with smaller modules for more specific subjects?
Anyway, I might have an idea for such an undertaking but feeling the
water first. Please share any relevant thoughts.
Slau
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