Audio editing workshop?

I know there are many members on this board who do a fair amount of audio editing or wish they knew how to do it. When exchanging emails with another board member recently, it dawned on me that some people might be interested in going through an online audio editing workshop either to improve their current skills or start learning the basics.

I would be willing to teach a one-time workshop, possibly broken into different segments for different skill levels or areas of interest. For instance, I can share my secrets on how to create great-sounding vinyl transfers, how to replicate single versions and fades, basic editing for beginners, etc.

While there are several people on this forum I know are excellent editors, I'm sure there are others who just need someone to help get them started. And there may be some people who have the basics down, but they want to be able to take their skills to the next level.

I know this is a bit off-topic from what we normally discuss, and I hope Pat doesn't mind me bringing it up. I just thought it to be very relevant to our community, especially since many of us are already doing it.

Aaron, this is an EXTREMELY kind offer on your part. I have been lucky enough to have heard much of your handiwork in recent years, and 100% of it has been both absolutely perfect sounding and clone-like accurate, edit-wise, in every way! I must confess, before you, I was 100% dead-set against EVER having a vinyl dub be my ultimate "go-to" source. But since none of us can "order" the labels to issue everything we want in wav. file quality, I was grudgingly forced to re-open my mind to vinyl dubs. Aaron goes to great pains to locate/utilize only the highest quality original vinyl sources, which makes a huge difference. He also has a God-given ability to perfectly address any and all noise issues. To me, 10 times out of 10, Aaron's vinyl end-result sounds like it has come from a tape source. His copy of Tierra's "Together" is in perfect stereo, and sounds absolutely stone mint! Any Rhino and/or Original Sound CD audio doesn't even come close to his! I would recommend viewing Aaron to any/all editors (including the folks at the labels themselves, and I am DEAD serious here) because I believe no one in the world does it better. But don't believe me - watch him, listen to his results and then decide for yourself!    

Thanks for the praise, Jim! I forgot to add, if anyone was wondering,
that it would be a no-charge workshop.

Not sure, it was just an idea that popped into my head today, and I thought I'd throw it out there to see if anyone was even interested. Depending on the number of people who would want to participate, that would likely dictate how many different sessions there would be and exactly what the content of each one would be.

By the way, it's not a problem if you don't currently have audio editing software. There are free programs that have been mentioned elsewhere on the board. The one which probably has the most notoriety is Audacity.