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Video tutorials wish list
Maybe a list like this, will help everybody out!
I would like to see how to map a midi controller to Rozeta xox midi trigger patterns.
- Layr7 votes
- CC's In Xequence242.86%
- Rozeta Xox Midi Trigger patterns28.57%
- Shockwave Note Generator/Utility28.57%

Comments
I would like a tutorial about editing CCs in Xequence 2.
Good thread idea! I would love one on using the Note Generator and Utility sections in Shockwave.
+1 on the notion.
I need a LAYR tutorial
Ideal, btw, would be if people post a link here and also one in the thread relevant to the app in question.
cc in xequence2 would be great 👍
Hot off the presses!
Layr sound design tutorial.
Also, an introductory Cubasis 3 tutorial for those of us who decided during Corona self-isolation to get serious about recording. It would be nice to compare/contrast the similarities and differences for those who only previously used GarageBand.
Oh yeah. Most importantly...
How on earth can I play guitar at the level of @flo26!!!! 😍
Seriously , will pay Patreon type for classes on Programming TC-11
+1 For this!
I saw that, I asked him just the other day for a tutorial and delivered quickly. He breaks down apps very well. Sound design should be coming soon @SNystrom
WOO-HOO!
Thanks for the link, @iOSTRAKON That was super helpful!
I've never heard of Sound For More. He did an excellent job and I'll certainly be following the rest of his Layr tutorials as well as exploring his others too.
Yeah, that guy needs more recognition (and subscribers). He cranks out those tutorials pretty much daily and they’re all really well done. I appreciate how concise he is.
Exactly @SNystrom & @xraydash / one of few content creators I turn to for tutorials
I asked for a Mutant & Soniface tutorial / pure challenge