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Thorsteinn wrote on October 25, 2020
Excellent tutorial. It covers MainStage from a practical point of view as opposed to being a video data sheet. The content is a bit dated, but it is still relevant for MainStage 3.
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Vaan wrote on January 24, 2016
Nice course, a quick overview of MainStage that is useful for people who is starting to use this great. software. Well explained with clear examples.
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Charlie C Gatewood Jr. wrote on September 4, 2014
Great info, now I can add it to my live performance. Please so more contrast and compare of the type of things you can perform with vocals in your next update.
Thanks
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HayronW wrote on September 20, 2013
This course was perfect for helping me to get going for a gig that I had when my SPDS crashed on me. Just need to know a little bit about MIDI. Great job MPV!!!!
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JRS wrote on July 20, 2013
Great introduction to MainStage 2, I liked the way Darren explains the basics. I recommend it if you are beginning to use MainStage.
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Arturo De Santiago wrote on June 28, 2013
Very good tutorial overall!!! I did the MainStage 101 tutorials first so alot of these were review for me. Nonetheless, the topics covered were good to go over again.
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C1ph3rd wrote on March 29, 2013
Nice little intro to MainStage. Covers setup, modes, organization, etc.
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96tele wrote on November 25, 2012
Wonderful. I'm looking forward to Mainstage 2 for Guitar Players.
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Ben Rico wrote on October 18, 2012
Thank You!!!
Very informative, and it was easy to follow along. I knew very little about Midi when I first got Mainstage 1... and like so many others, it was a struggle either on my computer, or my patience when it first came out. With these new videos coming out following the 2.2 updates, I have a newfound confidence in using Mainstage 2.2 as my "go-to" Live Performance application. I'm currently running Mainstage 2.2 on a 2008 black Macbook with 4gb ram, and a 500gb/7200rpm HD. I record using Logic Pro 9 and perform on a weekly basis, and since upgrading to the 2.2 version via iTunes store, I've had almost no problems. My laptop does run a little hot, when i'm pushing it to the limits. I run a cooling fan 99% of the time beneath my laptop, and that keeps me nearly problem free in a live performance environment. Thanks to this tutorial, I am confident AND excited to include Loopback/Playback in some of my future projects... along with using multiple controllers!
