May I suggest a 5 hour set of tutorials on MIDI orchestration? How best to layer strings How best to produce great violins by using different articulations Orchestration mechanics/settings Effects What goes together well How instruments are usually used (eg octaves, call/answer etc etc) How to use brass correctly The list is endless I have the fanstastic book on MIDI Orchestration by Paul Gilreath but I would LOVE to see his techniques and knowledge shown in Logic or whatever using say VSL and/or EWQL etc There are so many complex elements to midi orchestration it could be a mammoth set of tutorials but I think it would sell well for you. I for one would pay $100+ for the download version without hesitation The more I think about it the more I would love to see something like this covering all aspects. Thanks

I agree - I too have that book and I have learnt a LOT - but I also have books on Logic Pro and other areas but to see it being "done" by a Pro on a video is another thing entirely. My DAW is Logic Pro but it's irrelevant to me which DAW is used. It's the template building and how to do crescendos etc etc that matter - this applies to any DAW

Yes I agree in regards to templates. However, I am very knew to midi orchestration and while I have always had a musical ear so to speak I find it tough to know how to get that great realistic violin lead for example - brass seems easier! Take EWQL samples for example - there maybe 20+ articulations and knowing how best to use them within a DAW for a lead part would be great to see on video. I think I could listen to a lead in a score and then try and replicate using multiple articulations for the same melody but seeing how someone else does it would be great its like some of the other tutorials on this site - eg Confessions of a Drum & Bass.... watching a pro at work is both informative and inspiring