That  would be nice. Maybe a DSP affect like a side chain compressor can be 
used I have a few DSP compressors  but since my format is classical I don't 
need to compress my voice just a bit on the music. I think some of the 
compressors I have  will do side chaining as well.

Take care and good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:47 AM, Shaun Oliver <blindma...@gmail.com> wrote:

> you're referring to a process called ducking.
> This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
> it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.
> 
> On 18/10/2012, at 1:54 AM, Gordon Smith <gor...@mac-access.net> wrote:
> 
>> I think the only thing missing from this software is a VoiceOver mechanism.  
>> By "VoiceOver", I am not referring to the Mac OS X or iOS "VoiceOver". A 
>> "VoiceOver" is a term frequently used by broadcasters to represent such 
>> times as when the presenter speaks over the top of intros, Outros or an 
>> appropriate musical background.
>> 
>> When I say that, I mean a mechanism whereby the music playing at the time is 
>> reduced by a percentage of the presenter's voice.  For instance, if the 
>> presenter is female and has a soft higher voice, the music would drop to a 
>> certain level, so that her voice is clearly audible.  If, however, the 
>> presenter is mail and has a lower stronger voice, the music's reduction 
>> would be different.  You see what I mean?  This kind of "VoiceOver" is a 
>> skill which presenters learn over time.  However, it can sometimes be better 
>> managed by automation and actually I personally have used a lot of studios 
>> where this kind of functionality is standard.
>> 
>> I need to write to the developer of this application actually, as I have a 
>> few small suggestions but I also want to congratulate him on a very 
>> well-written and functional application.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 16 Oct 2012, at 19:42, Sarah Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Been there done that plenty of times.  Lucky! I won't go in to what 
>> equipment I broadcast with as all of mine died like in the span of 24 hours. 
>> but DJay so far has unit  I get better equipment saved my but. The only 
>> thing missing like I said is track loging but  if the dev can fix the pre 
>> queuing table I'll be one happy camper when it comes to the nice piece of 
>> software. I might even use some of the dsp effects I have on my system. Hey 
>> it works. lol!
>> 
>> I've seen some grate reviews of the app on the mac app store and  I have to 
>> say I agree with all of them. The dev really in my opinion outdid himself.
>> 
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