Design music logo in coreldraw

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Designing logo in coreldraw as become so easy with the help of this tutorail whereby you will learn and praticalise diffirent variaties of tools, but in the tutorial you will learn the simplest way to design memorable logo by your self ., hahaha no much story strainght to the point...
Difficulty-non
steps
follow the screenshot and instruction  below to get started 
now open coreldraw i.e coreldraw 12 ,13 ,14 or any one ..
click on the text tool and type M with bauhaus font ,enlarge it according to the image below..
under the M type music to cover the breath of the enlarge M like the image you see,




           select M to add colour ( liner gold) 
then  fill the (music} white,  then add black background from the layout option
now select all object and click ctrl+Q  to convert all object to curves.
design by lenvector
 click DOWNLOAD for the template

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