Try sonar.
get it from
www.dancingdots.com
There are two sets of Jaws scripts available. One is free and the other one
will cost you some money.
The free set of scripts is JSonar.
www.jsonar.org
The one that will cost you money is CakeTalking. That can also be purchased
from Dancing Dots.
For beginning Sonar users, I recommend CakeTalking. It comes with extensive
documentation, written for blind users, built into the product.
Should you choose the Mac route, there's a list for blind Pro Tools users.
ptaccess-subscr...@googlegroups.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dane Trethowan" <d.tretho...@me.com>
To: "PC Audio Discussion List" <pc-audio@pc-audio.org>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: multi track recording
Try Reaper and see how you go, available for both Windows and Mac.
On 14/04/2012, at 2:52 AM, Matt Diemert wrote:
Good afternoon all,
I'm really struggling with finding a successful method for multi track
recording. I own both a mac, and PC, and am a fairly advanced jaws and
VoiceOver user, but to date, I've not found a great solution for tracking
multiple instruments and vocals. I've used audacity with some success,
but I never quite feel like I'm able to attain the sound I'm looking for.
does anyone have any suggestions, either MAc, or PC or even hardware that
would allow me to do some basic multi track recording with relative ease
of use.
I realize that's a subjective term but I guess i'm looking for something
that if I do have to invest considerable time in using, i'll get a more
professional sound.
THanks for any guidance.
Warm Regards:
Matt Diemert
330-980-0046
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