bruce, maybe you could find a huge mouse pointer and use a video output from the computer. or you could get an intern/slave to spend 40 hours a week to hold the camera and edit.

Bruce,

Just watched the mix deconstruction videos. Awesome. Very easy to understand. And I like the no-nonsense video format.

Your philosphy of bringing musicality to your mixes (through dynamics) is cool stuff. Perhaps it should have been obvious, but that's the way it goes with good ideas. Once you grasp them you wonder why you never thought of it before that way!

Many, many thanks!

The next clip (to be posted in the morning on Jan 1st) will cover Lead Vocal EQ and Dynamic Riding.

Just checked out the latest segment, Bruce. Good stuff man.

Thanks again.

Bruce. I just went through the latest secsion on vocals. Very Cool! This is a great way to learn at home. This allows me to watch and listen and then go try it right away. No waiting until I get back from a seminar ect...

This is real time for me.

These videos are a great eye opener for a novice like me - in a sense of being able to tap into the automation capabilities of my software, and in helping to develop critical listening skills.


Always looking forward to the next one,

sl

Here is a thought for Mr. Miller... maybe you could make bandwitdth an SEP (some else's problem) situation by uploading his videos to google video, YouTube, etc. That would make them quicker and take the burden off of him... then he could just link to them in the lessons.