Can’t wait to see the videos, but I was hoping for something a bit more like “Vermont & Pondora - Eternity”, now that James Dymond already made a tutorial covering the “rolling” psy bass line, instead of a more “melodic” one like the first drop in the track I mentioned above. Love to see psy trance - hoping for melbourne/psy bounce!
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Cant believe my eyes, Protoculture. still listening Terra Tronics godamn! Amazing, professional and truly psychedelic. will be waiting for another Psy-Trance tutorial!
Excellent job, as usual!
Looking forward to watch the whole course.
This is one of the most informative easy to watch series loads of great tips.
Thanks
Derren
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This is a killer tutorial! If you like PsyTrance… watch it!
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nice kick and bass tutorial!
Great tutorial, Thanks!
Excellent course with lots of in depth info.
Great stuff! There’s a lot for me to learn!
amazing tutorial once again by protoculture have learnt so much , thanks again 
Another great tutorial by Protoculture!
Brilliant stuff! Been a long time fan of Nate, this is such a joy to watch and learn!
I have a few releases in Psytrance currently. I love these videos because it gives me new ideas. I really like the tutorial on making a bass with Omnisphere. I have Trillian and it follows all the same things taught in the course. I also really like how each plugin is taught and explained. I also really appreciate the amount of automation used and will apply to my own tracks.
Perfect for a beginner
Providing all of the 88 audio tracks makes this tutorial alone - worth the price of the annual subscription. Plus, the quality of the narration and the production is head and shoulders above everything else here. All other producers who feature here, should make it their ambition to reach this level of quality.
Because yessss, he did it again !! 
No, this one was a step backwards. Only the the group audio stems are included - not the individual tracks, and apart from the drums and bass, there are no midi files for any of the important lead parts.
Was more thinking about the teaching & learning than focusing on the course resources TBH…