Massive tutorial!

One of the best purchases I ever made in my life in relation to music production was your Absynth 3 tutorial. It spoke to me like I had never even heard the word "oscillator" before, and at an incredibly informative and natural-feeling pace went into more and more depth, and in that design of the video it helped me to not only understand Absynth, but synthesis in general. Please please please make a video like this for Massive! To quote something from a post I've read in one of the NI forums, "I love Massive, but only after a lot of pain." I've only put my laptop and MIDI controller down to eat and sleep since I bought Massive, and I already love it, but I'm still totally in that pain! I find the program to be incredibly versatile, and even though I'm still really bad at using it I already prefer it to Absynth. Virtually every artist I look up to is now using Massive; I know this program is the key to taking my production to where I need it to go. In the program's versatility lies the complexity I'm unable to surmount; I just can't seem to break the ice with it. There is nothing available on the internet or from tutorial sites such as macprovideo - I bought the Komplete video from them just for the section on Massive, and it would be too complimentary to even call it a 101, for all 11 instruments... if I had a nickel for every time the narrator said "we don't have time to cover this"... also, it relied WAY too heavily on Kore, it was practically useless without Kore - that go enough in depth into Massive, not by a long shot, that I have found helpful in making me anything close to efficient and graceful with the program. You guys seem to spend an awful amount of time making more and more preset expansions... screw that, I work single-osc sine-wave [File > New > "Untitled Sound"] up! Teach us Massive like you taught us Absynth, please please please! It would be Christmas for me if you could do this, and I know for a ton of other people too, from reading your forums. Thank you for considering my request.

 

c/s!

I NEED this!

 

...actually I think Massive is so straightforward and intuitive that you wouldn't need a a dedicated tutorial. In my view just reading the manual and some knowledge about a classical synth architecture would suffice. I mean that in a good way - on the one hand Massive offers a wide sonic palette with some sophisticated tricks and yet it is so easy to use and invites you to just messing around with it. It's so well-designed. Anyway, I just found this commercial tutorial and this youtube channel which also features a lot of tutorials - hope, this helps for a while...

http://conservatoriumofaudio.com/in...&product_id=3&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=60

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=wwwJoJoGocom#g/u

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/thesoundtutor#g/c/22773926FA49A855

These tutorials really helped me.

 

Have to agree, while an official tutorial would be nice, there are a whole bunch of Youtube/Vimeo tutorials already out there if you're desperate