Hey Slau, Given who's producing it, if this were thorough I'd say $50 would give me a warm fuzzy feeling, it'd need to contain some stuff that I didn't already know and would be thought of as part supporting the cause part investment at about $100, and by $150 it'd probably have to wait until I had a good run of gigs or Santa was coming to town. Hour-long segments feel pretty long to me unless they're broken up with frequent demos so that there's something to wake me up (no reflection on your public speaking, I promise). Half that length is more my focus threshold for a specific topic.
One question: since you're a believer in the combination of Pro Tools and a control surface, and you also have a very comprehensive control surface, wouldn't rethinking your workflows and producing this to appeal to the majority be a massive undertaking? By majority, I'm assuming that most sales would be to people who are just getting started with PT, thus I'm guessing that the majority of them, if they had a surface at all, would likely be bringing that over from another DAW, and seeing as none of the other protocols seem to go quite as deep as Avids native stuff, they wouldn't be as deeply integrated as what you're running there. Re getting paid to cover your time... crowd funding seems the most obvious solution. When it's paid for, it gets made. Until then, we continue to harass you via PTAccess I guess lol. Hth a bit Scott On 12/8/15, david <dingram...@earthlink.net> wrote: > Now there we’re at pt 12.3 I think that a lot of things have improved since > pt 8 or pt9 in terms of voice over accessibility and what you’re able to do > now. I would say about $100 for a five part series concerning specific > things concerning pro tools. The problems that I had while I was in school > were that recording midi was a chore and you didn’t have accessibility and > the adjusting of tempo was something that was a problem but I don’t know how > much things have gotten. Someone else would have to speak to these issues. > Just something to think about > > > > From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf > Of Ricky Prevatte > Sent: Monday, December 07, 2015 9:01 PM > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial? > > > > Definitely the groove three model would be a good guideline. I would support > it and be glad to do so. > > Ricky Prevatte LMBT1154 > > > On Dec 7, 2015, at 2:37 PM, Nickus de Vos <bigboy...@gmail.com > <mailto:bigboy...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi Slau > > Mmmmm do I smell something brewing at BeSharp? > > I think a great guideline to look at when putting something like this > together is the Groove3 model, both in terms of pricing and chapter > lengths. > > > > If chapters are too long it can be a mission to navigate them, especially if > you are going back later looking for a specific bit. As for pricing, someone > else already mentioned this will be sold to a much smaller audience and you > would want to be paid for your time, but I think if going too expensive it > won’t sell too well. > > For example I’ll pay $50 for a tutorial series on a specific topic, but if > that same series costs $200 then I’ll rather spend the $200 on a new plug-in > and figure it out myself. Not saying it must be $50 and $200 will be crazy, > but I think you get the idea, you can only charge so much for a online > tutorial. > > > > Nickus > > > > Sent from my iPhone > > > On 07 Dec 2015, at 17:21, Slau Halatyn <slauhala...@gmail.com > <mailto:slauhala...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > 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. 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