Hi guys- I can't find the tutorial for steve H's 'violins from hell' or 'strings from hell' sculpture tutorial. I can't remember if it's in the Sculpture tutorials or in one of the TNT sessions... can anyone help me? Bonus points if anyone can direct me to where I can download the sculpture patch! I'm trying to help someone out with some last minute stuff so if anyone can help me out that would be awesome! :)

Hi Roy, Can you describe more about the techniques Steve showed how to do in that video?? Thanks R

I seem to recall that it starts with Steve playing one note on the piano to show Sculpture's jitter effect and creating random 'scary' horror-type violin music. The idea of the tutorial was to show how Sculpture can randomly generate different sounds based on pickups being 'jittered'. I need to see if the sound matches up to what I'm attempting for a friend's animation. I think it also shows a side-on video of him actually manipulating a Korg Nanopad's XY trackpad which was also unusual.

Chapter 3 of the Logic TNT3 (video 15 - Sculpture's Cinematic Textures) I believe this is the one you mean? You can download that chapters additional files from the tutorial page: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/tutorial/logic304[/url] Thanks Rounik

Yes! There it is! Thanks very much, I was starting to think I had hallucinated the whole tutorial...

No probs! :)

Ok one more thing... can't seem to load the Harmonic Wasteland .cst file in Sculpture... I'm using Logic Pro 9.1.3 and it just says 'Logic cannot open Harmonic Wasteland.cst'

CST's are not Logic Project files so you need to place it in the correct folder... In this case: Users/*Your Home Folder*/Library/Application Support/Logic/Channel Strip Settings/Instruments/ Hope that helps Rounik You can find more cool tips like this on our Blog: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/logic-pro/quick-tip-restoring-default-channel-strip-settings-logic[/url] :) Rounik

Weird... seems like you should just be able to 'load channel strip settings' no? Another Logic quirk I guess. Thanks for all your help man, and thank you to Steve for uploading such an interesting CST