https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4019461/MEP-3D-TextColour-1%2B2.jpg https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4019461/MEP-3D-TextColour-3.jpg But the best place to ask technical questions is in the Forum or Q&A sections of the site. That way others learn and others can contribute too.   -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK

Me too see this  

Magix PhotoStory 10 I too thought that I was the only one who was frustrated with this programme.  After reading all the reviews about how good it is I paid out quite a lot of money to purchase it.  I managed to do quite a lot of things by learning as I went on but eventually I found the need for instructions.  The PDF file was a joke, so was the brief video and  help files .  I dont think

nihon94 - Justin (NoTurning) doesn't seem to post here anymore, so I will comment.   What he is talking about here is basic mixing.  It applies to any arrangement, but more so to vocal and instrument tracks that have been recorded live.   The goal is to create a wide and dimensional stereo soundstage.  If you do not do this, most of the vocals and instruments will be "stacked

Thanks for your input. I shall try a few things, but it's not too much of a problem, as I can do what I want although it's a bit more fiddly that it should be. Perhaps an upgrade may fix it !   Ang

Wow, my first imperssion is absolutely amazing!! This is so handy and just wonderful tool for making and editing music!!! I have worked with several audio editing tools (Pro Tools included), and I fell in love with Music Maker from the first sight. Music is about creating, not only coping and pasting. Although the latter part works well on Music Maker too. I love the sound of instruments and

SMcQ, good news! It is much simpler to deal with Fuji W3 (which I own, too) and Side-by-side material than with Stereo-Pairs. W3 files are automatically detected to be Stereo3D (in multistream format) by the program. Side-by-side material has to be tagged as 3D. To do this go to "effects->Stereo-3D->properties", then specify the exact side-by-side source property. All different kind of

omg, thats what i needed to know so bad too, thx so, so much for takeing the time out to make us the pdf, i was like going silly crazy trying to figure out what was wrong, now i am going to be a much happier music maker :)

I have to agree with everyone here. I too bought this product on the strenth of the reveiws and I have to say it looks wonderful.  But I have spent hours trying to figure out how to use it.  Going through the Help files didn't help much.  We need some decent tutorials.  Magix, please put some step-by-step tutorial on your website that we can download.  Otherwise I can see this going in the bin! 

 The PDF is working fine now...looks good too.

Hi André Excellent idea to write this workshop in English, too. It's well explained and understandable. It's exactly the way I did it on my website, although I did not build the sub-navigation right from the beginning when I started creating my website. It is also possible to add it subsequently. Just place the vertical navigation (of your example) on every sub-page that belongs to the subject

Thank you for this very useful information! It pretty much covered all my questions regarding mixing/ recording. Your right. Listening too loud makes my ears tire out, making it more difficult to hear the right mix. I've saved a file to guide me in my future projects. Thanks again. Roy

Good stuff!  The sound editor used in the video is called Audacity.  Actually, Music Maker can also convert a stereo file to mono itself.  To convert a stereo file to mono, drag the file to an empty track in the "arranger" area, "solo" only that track, select file/export/audio as wave (or press Alt+W), select the "mono" option and save the file.  Alternatively, Music Maker also has a built-in

Its a great piece of software and I've learned a lot by just doing. But this tutorial is way too brief and incomplete.  Why not use an interactive approach.  It should go step by step creating a small slide show, discussing all options.  For instance, I'm very confused about setting up the menu.  As an international company it might help to explain how I set up for USA or European DVD creation.