Hi - I've just bought the mixing electronica/R&B tutorials, and I'm going to try and speed through the electronica one to get an entry to the competition finished asap! I was wondering whether there are any plans for tutorials focussed on rock or pop mixing/production. Ta, Wilx

I should preface this by saying I've got half a dozen mpv tutorials - and all are fantastic value, with very useful information. I can't wait for a rock mixing/pop mixing tutorial to come out. But I have a couple of small comments on the mastering tut. There are a couple of typos - 1800's should be 1800s, since it's a plural rather than a possesion. (If it was shortened, it'd be '00s rather than 00's.) And on 'headroom demystified', there's a sentence including: "to just equal it's highest amplitude" - there shouldn't be an apostrophe in 'its'. And the other thing - although this might be unnecessarily personal - is that Steve's voice is just a bit difficult to listen to on this particular tut. It sounds a bit patronising - like he's explaining to a group of children, and every single sentence he says rises at the end, like each line of dialogue is some fantastic revelation. Obviously I don't intend this to be offensive in any way - it's just my particular taste that I'd prefer a naturalistic voiceover - like you were in a studio & explaining techniques to a friend as per the mixing electronica/R&B tuts. No offense intended on either point - I appreciate what's being done by the mpv people and it's a fantastic resource for any musician or producer. And I hope you guys get over your various recent troubles asap. Now for that mixing commercial pop/rock tutorial!

[quote:64172]I Incidentally , you mis-spelt ' possession' [/quote] Muphry's Law, innit... Although my mistake was made in a forum post, not something that people pay money for. As much as it still makes sense to spell coherently on a messageboard or text message, those mediums are far more transient and irrelevant than a tuturial people pay to download and keep for a long time. But, as I hope I made clear in the original post, both points were very minor & one was particularly subjective - with no offence intended.

...dunno what a 'tuturial' is, but I bloody want one now! But yeah, pop/rock mixing tut would be awesome. Really helps to have this stuff taught in the form of a session that we can download into logic and then take through the process with the tutorial.

The electronica and R&B tutorials are both excellent, but I'd really like to see the same idea applied to pop and rock. A tutorial (or tutorials) going through the mixing/production process for stuff like Ben Folds/Silverchair/Jason Mraz/Fallout Boy etc (naturally, musical tastes will vary, but those sort of genres are what I'm thinking of). That would really be a massive, massive seller for you guys.