I just tried some of the following lessons with some serious sound problems: http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=1114 Lesson 1: Basic Formula Writing Low sound :oops: Lesson 2: Functions- REF(), SUM(), MACD() good sound at the beginning and then changes to low sound :oops: Lesson 3: Divergence- VALUEWHEN(), STOCH(), RSI() sound is so low that I stopped the lessons. :cry: For the first two lessons the sound is so low that even while listening to the lessons at max sound, they are still hard to hear. The third lesson with sound at max was too hard to listen. Is it my computer that is creating the problem, or is there a real problem with the sound? I also tried to see the Velez tutorial; however, it was amazingly slow and with no sound. :cry: On the positive side, I like the lessons, particularly when I can hear what is being said. =D> Some of the more subtle points could be covered with an extra example explaining the fundamental concept being conveyed from a slightly different perspective. Regards, FXLearning

Well I think it is time for you to buy some new speakers ;)

Stockman, I did try to d/l; however, the link that I download is like 4K. I did it as a save target. Thanks for the idea. Regards, FXLearning

You know I was not being a smart ass about the new speakers :D ... Let me ask you this: Are your speakers: a) Built in the computer/laptop b) Not using a power source ( I Mean that you don't have to plug it to an electric outlet ) If the answer is yes to any of these questions, then you will be able to hear just fine by buying a new pair of speakers. The reason is that there s no amplification from speakers with no power intake. So yes the sound on my recordings are somewhat low but they can be heard just fine if you have speakers with a little"boost". Sorry about the inconvenience :D :wink: Patrick :mrgreen:

Damn I hate being wrong :D Anyways as you may have noticed the sound is lounder in the last 2 videos I uplodaded :) Patrick :mrgreen: