We have been thinking of selling the parts separately but this is not a good idea. For most advanced midi orchestrators 701 and 702 seems to be something they already know but this is not the case.
What I teach in Scoring Tools Masterclass is not generic techniques of midi orchestration but instead my own philosophy and approach to it. Having said that, you will only be able to get the full scope and benefit of the idea is you study it thoroughly.
The investment for units 701, 702 and 703 are respectively $550, $620 and $690. However a substantial discount will the offered for those who take advantage of the Valentine's Day promotion.
Typically people are investing much more in libraries and equipment that are not capable of making them better composers. What I offer is way beyond midi techniques because the idea is to improve you as a composer and not your equipment.
I don't want to sound like a jerk but even at 80% I found 701 to be way too overpriced and the content way too basic. For example, the Groove3's Orchestral Library Toolbox covers a similar content as the Complete Course at a fraction of the cost. And with the All-Access Pass you get access to everything. Ask Video also has similar content that is a fraction of the cost. But, good luck.
I took the course and I think the overall content has opened my eyes as a beginner. However for 701, reviewing hardware set up, templates with libraries that easily go out of vogue, and seeing how a professional uses samples vs synths, I agree that valuation at $550 is questionable. But with the whole course having a slashed price, it has a whole lot of value compared to what is out there in the market. I think with this course, you just don't need to struggle browsing youtube to learn random things. With just 701, my approach to any youtube search now is more specific e.g. learning about a particular library, or learning about audio design concepts. I recommend this course.
