Name: QuickLook Guide
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Overview

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In this 10-tutorial overview course, live performance expert Darren Burgos shows you the basics of how to get up and performing with MainStage 2.2 in no time flat. First you'll learn the basics of how MainStage works. Then you'll see the different page views and how to quickly map the onscreen controls to make you stage set up fast and efficient.

And once you've got the basics, dive into Bill Burgess' awesome MainStage 101 and Darren's new advanced courses: MainStage For Keyboardists, MainStage For Guitarists and MainStage For Drummers –all in production and coming soon to MPV.

So if you're looking make your live performing rig really rock, tune into MainStage courses right here at MPV!

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: Section 2: A Look at the User Interface

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Reviews

Vaan wrote on January 24, 2016

Nice course, a quick overview of MainStage that is useful for people who is starting to use this great. software. Well explained with clear examples.
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Charlie C Gatewood Jr. wrote on September 4, 2014

Great info, now I can add it to my live performance. Please so more contrast and compare of the type of things you can perform with vocals in your next update. Thanks
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HayronW wrote on September 20, 2013

This course was perfect for helping me to get going for a gig that I had when my SPDS crashed on me. Just need to know a little bit about MIDI. Great job MPV!!!!
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JRS wrote on July 20, 2013

Great introduction to MainStage 2, I liked the way Darren explains the basics. I recommend it if you are beginning to use MainStage.
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Arturo De Santiago wrote on June 28, 2013

Very good tutorial overall!!! I did the MainStage 101 tutorials first so alot of these were review for me. Nonetheless, the topics covered were good to go over again.
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C1ph3rd wrote on March 29, 2013

Nice little intro to MainStage. Covers setup, modes, organization, etc.
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