That request got me thinking...
...when I started with modular I really enjoyed the slow paced and sometimes very basic videos from the late Raul Pena (Raul's world of synth) and except for a few I guess I watched them all.
I'm considering to create some videos re the NerdSEQ. Something like short 5-10 minutes (max. 15 min) videos on very limited features or tips or the like. I hope that greatly removes the need for a proper storyline and if something comes up it could be "inserted" in the timeline at a later time or even superseeded by a remake
On top of that the time required for a video should remain somewhat reasonable.
Here's the deal:
I would like to get input from others NerdS (couldn't resist ) w/r to what would be interesting topics/ideas/tips-n-tricks/... that should be covered. I could also envision this as a community effort with a (loose) group of contributors.
What do others think - yeah, I know, everybody likes it when someone else proposes to do some work
- or more precisely is there enough community interest to get this going as a community project?
Kind regards,
Michael
...when I started with modular I really enjoyed the slow paced and sometimes very basic videos from the late Raul Pena (Raul's world of synth) and except for a few I guess I watched them all.
I'm considering to create some videos re the NerdSEQ. Something like short 5-10 minutes (max. 15 min) videos on very limited features or tips or the like. I hope that greatly removes the need for a proper storyline and if something comes up it could be "inserted" in the timeline at a later time or even superseeded by a remake
On top of that the time required for a video should remain somewhat reasonable.
Here's the deal:
I would like to get input from others NerdS (couldn't resist
) w/r to what would be interesting topics/ideas/tips-n-tricks/... that should be covered. I could also envision this as a community effort with a (loose) group of contributors.What do others think - yeah, I know, everybody likes it when someone else proposes to do some work
- or more precisely is there enough community interest to get this going as a community project?Kind regards,
Michael