+1. "Pre-order today and we'll let you download advanced sections of the tutorial as it is produced, even before the final release date!" I was like launching NED every morning to see if I could get this. But was disappointed. I guess they are really busy getting the real thing out. I wouldn't hold it against them since they do such a good job. Delayed gratification pays off with these folks. :)

Downloading now. Yippee.!! Thanks MPV!

Don't know how long since it doesn't give total time - just individual times of clips/chapters. There are 30 chapters in all - spread over 6 sections. U should be able to see the Table of Contents in the preview once its published. I'm going to watch my HD downloaded version after I get home tonight. And then I'll pop over to the Apple store tomorrow and pick up Snow Leopard and Logic Pro 9 if the tutorial scratches my itch.

I'm confused. I see two tutorials named: 1. Logic 101 Core Logic ($49.50) 2. Logic 101 Core Logic 8 ($49.50) I had purchased one last year called: 3. Logic 101 Mastering Logic 8 All the above three are by Martin Sitter. Are they all the same? If someone can enlighten me on their differences, it'd be awesome. And there's the mention of getting #1 free if you purchased #2. And if someone purchased #3, would they get #1 free as well? Thanks in advance. U guys really are something!

Still not there :-). There's so much impatience to get this - just goes to show how much we enjoy and appreciate the value of the content that's published out here. Thank you for all your hard work and willingness to share the knowledge you've acquired over your careers with those who are still trying to learn the ropes.

Hi Everyone, I just want to know if the TNT for April was posted already. I'm not able to download it and was wondering if it was just me or if others are facing the same problem.

I couldn't easily find this information and hopefully someone here, who's already using Logic Pro X will be able to answer this easily... Does Drummer only handle typical 4/4 time signatures? What if my song is in 3/4 or 6/8 or even 7/8? Does it do the needful automatically (like Stylus RMX time designer :-) ) or will I have to go and chop up/sequence the loops manually like I've been doing in LP9? This for some reason was not addressed in David Earl's Drummer tutorial - but he's done an amazing job otherwise, as usual. Thanks in advance for your help & replies. I'm sure a lot of us would like to know this as I haven't seen this addressed in any you tube video or write-up yet.

Hi, Now that macProVideo is expanding, shouldn't there be categories for newer products in this Forum? Like for eg: There should be a category for "Spectrasonics" just like one that exists for Native Instruments, where we can ask queries and post our opinions on Omnisphere.