I liked that piece of info you gave as to why you use Vegas, you can auto find the zero crossings at the beginning and end. Great idea to have videos. I found in my adventures that there are more people out there who want to get in, than the amount of people who are already in (regarding making music with computers). Maybe you could make a loop or two with Audacity (it is free, and I know you have it too). I personally use Magix and Samplitude, maybe FL studio and Acid, and (you see, even the pro's can't agree on the best, maybe Ableton... but we all, newbies and pro's all have Audacity)... and if they don't, you'll score some points by offering it to them as a free download. At SundayisFunday.com, I set up links for a free sequencer, that you could offer to your customers. I love the loops I buy from you. I love the Sitar and Oriental sounds you offered, not to mention the Reggaeton (I am a customer). My question is can someone show me the concept of making a bar of sound and getting it to fit into my sequencer without popping? (I can do it, but to be able to show that to the first timers is gold. Finding zero crossing with Audacity, etc.) I know there is so many topics to cover, and your attempt at the video is great! I cannot stress how important it is that you are doing this! Sincerely, Gary (aka: The Compusician) PS I always say that when you start to see sequencers for sale at Wal-Mart, you already better be in this business, because it will take off like a rocket!