Congrats on the new spot Steve! I learned the advanced tools in Logic from your Core and Masters sets, and having gone through online courses and listening to other facilitators, I have to admit you are the most enjoyable, fun, and educational guy out there. I'm scoring for art films in my area (LA), and you definitely demystified all these things for me. I am currently half-way through your ES2 tutorial (just for the synthesis concepts), but learning a lot more that I thought (I'm seeing some ideas for Dubstep/IDM/Minimal...there goes the composing, lol) and it's never a dull moment. Thanks! Looking forward to the Sculpture and Ultrabeat vids!

oops forgot the mention of Martin's Core and your Masters* Have to give credit where credit is due. But thank you very much for your advanced tutorials! They have provided a big spotlight. The ES2 doesn't have any tutorial as deep; they just brush across the basics of it.

I'm sure most of us welcome any tutorial you decide to publish. With that said, there are a plethora of "smaller" logic plugs that probably don't need a dedicated tutorial. Instead, what about a collective tutorial with a section covering each (the vocoder, and the synths under the ES2 for example). First part geography, in depth, next part tips and ideas. I know you run a TNT monthly, but I believe many new viewers would like the idea of a single tutorial covering the non premium instruments (maybe a couple of the non-obvious fx too).

You may want to layer your bass. On the side from my usual, I produce dubstep using logic. What you're hearing may be a simple low sine following either the bass or kick. If you create a simple sine in ES2 or similar, cut highs on it to about 55 or lower and on your bass, cut those frequencies as well so the sub isn't layering but as if there are two bass parts. It just makes your lower mid bass sound deeper. For a kick, layering a similar low sine in an EXS24 or on a separate midi track helps

Hi Steve. Almost throug your mastering toolbox tut and man is it a great, comprehensive discussion and application. I'm sure some viewers besides myself would like an external copy of your frequency chart, if it still existed (maybe it could fit on the tut page on a tab?). Would really appreciate it! Thanks again