Techniques and "how to.." forum

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Hi to everyone

Would there a place for a forum where all the experienced members could post some guides and tricks?. Specialy in the post pro business there is nothing like that to help out people like me who only are taking first steps.
Like:
-dialogue mixing - done in Nuendo
- dialogue editing- how to.. in Nuendo

and so on.

That would be fantastic

regards

[Animus]

Yes that is planned most definitely. We got a lot of cool things coming. Keep the suggestions coming but be patient as all this takes quite a bit of work and we all have dayjobs. It will get there.

[Omega Arts]

i really like watching simple how to do videos. I'm a career manual reader, as most of us are, but if I can watch someone do it then I can make much more meaningful exploration into the manual later.

Most of us have some sort of video camera even if it's just a cell phone. It sure would be nice if we could post in the how to section and upload a video clip with the post. I get tired of being charged for "How to's" that rarely are relevant to what I need at any given moment.
Just an idea, but that's where were are at Cubendo right now isn't. Real help for real users.

Thanks folks,
Larry

[LEX]

i really like watching simple how to do videos. I'm a career manual reader, as most of us are, but if I can watch someone do it then I can make much more meaningful exploration into the manual later.

Most of us have some sort of video camera even if it's just a cell phone. It sure would be nice if we could post in the how to section and upload a video clip with the post. I get tired of being charged for "How to's" that rarely are relevant to what I need at any given moment.
Just an idea, but that's where were are at Cubendo right now isn't. Real help for real users.

Thanks folks,
Larry

Same here. While manuals are great reference, they often take alot more time to get into, understand and experiment before completely understanding.

What would be helpful is an app that could record your screen movements to an avi file, for both MAC and PC.

Next, how about starting a separate thread of what people would like to see in terms of "how to".

LEX