RE: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
Welcome Jim. I'm currently enrolled in the Pro Tools 101 course taught at Weber State University. The instructor for the class is also part of this list. Your iPad application sounds like something that could be of interest to me. Especially since I have an iPad. Feel free to contact me off list if you need some testing done. Best, J. R. Westmoreland -Original Message- From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of James Abbott - Syracuse Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 9:48 AM To: Pro Tools Accessibility Subject: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting Hello everyone, Jim Abbott from Syracuse University posting. I'm a professor here in the School of Music (audio engineering), and am doing research in collaboration with the Burton Blatt institute, developing ways to make pro audio technologies more accessible. It's called MTAP, Music Technology Access Project. It's a nascent program, but development is well under way. The idea is to help recording engineering be a viable professional pursuit regardless of disability. Frankly I have been amazed to find how little work has been done in this area. We have been working with Pro Tools exclusively up to now. But plan to expand it to other DAW systems (Logic, Cubase, Etc). To date we have clobbered together a very reliable voice command system and a control surface system using an iPad. Anyhow I thought I'd reach out, and join the discussion. Your list is great and I have already learned a lot looking through the posts. Best, Jim
Re: Did I waste $500?
Hi Kevin, This is so cool. Can't wait to check it all out. Thanks for the great advice. Jason Kevin Reeves wrote: > Hey Jason. When we spoke over the phone a few days ago, I informed you that > structure was currently inaccessible. We're coming up with some workarounds. > to getting that working. However, when it is made workable, it will be > awesome. As far as strike, velvet, etc, those plugins will allow you to > choose presets from the library menu inside the plugin. They're awesome > plugins, and I think you'll be glad you purchased the bundle. > > Kevin > > > > Hi every one, > > I bought the instrument expansion pack, hoping to use all of the > > sampled stuff in structure. However, after browsing this list, I am > > realising that there is no access to this plug-in. Are there any work > > arounds in the works? Or is it $500 wasted? Also, how about the other > > plug-ins in the instrument expansion pack? Boom? Strike? Velvet? > > Highbrid? Can some one please give a quick overview on the > > accessibility of these? And finally, can you select the presets in the > > plug-ins that ship with Pro Tools's such as the compressors, eq's > > reverb delays etc? Is there a convolution reverb that ships with Pro > > Tools? Thanks in advance for any help. > > Jason
Re: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
Hi Jim, Welcome to the list. I have only been a member for about a week, and to say this list is proactive is an under statement. This is the future of moddern da recording. I run a commercial studio here in Trinidad in the caribbean, and I am in the process of switching to pro tools as my daw of choice. I am looking foward to contributing in any way I can. Jason Frank Carmickle wrote: > Hello Jim > > I don't believe we've met. Josh Dekaney has mentioned that I should get in > touch with you. I am a blind indevidual who lives in the syracuse. I just > started using pro tools in November. I'll send you a message off list with > my number. I will be back in town on Monday. We should get together for > lunch or coffee. > > Take care > --FC
Re: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
Hello Jim I don't believe we've met. Josh Dekaney has mentioned that I should get in touch with you. I am a blind indevidual who lives in the syracuse. I just started using pro tools in November. I'll send you a message off list with my number. I will be back in town on Monday. We should get together for lunch or coffee. Take care --FC
Re: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
Hi Jim, Welcome to the list. I must apologize for not having gotten back to you. Your message is sitting in my In box along with about 100 others, waiting for a reply or some such action. Again, sorry. Glad to see you found the list and hopefully you'll get some feedback. Keep us posted on your progress. Cheers, Slau On Mar 4, 2011, at 11:47 AM, James Abbott - Syracuse wrote: > Hello everyone, > > Jim Abbott from Syracuse University posting. I'm a professor here in > the School of Music (audio engineering), and am doing research in > collaboration with the Burton Blatt institute, developing ways to make > pro audio technologies more accessible. > > It's called MTAP, Music Technology Access Project. It's a nascent > program, but development is well under way. The idea is to help > recording engineering be a viable professional pursuit regardless of > disability. Frankly I have been amazed to find how little work has > been done in this area. > > We have been working with Pro Tools exclusively up to now. But plan to > expand it to other DAW systems (Logic, Cubase, Etc). To date we have > clobbered together a very reliable voice command system and a control > surface system using an iPad. > > Anyhow I thought I'd reach out, and join the discussion. Your list is > great and I have already learned a lot looking through the posts. > > Best, > > Jim
Re: Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
HI Jim, Welcome to the list. Please feel free to get in touch off list. I spent last year focused on a Master's thesis which examined this very topic at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. I'd be happy to dialog with you about this. My email is: tvsound...@rogers.com Cheers, Kevin
Hello - Jim Abbott, Syracuse posting
Hello everyone, Jim Abbott from Syracuse University posting. I'm a professor here in the School of Music (audio engineering), and am doing research in collaboration with the Burton Blatt institute, developing ways to make pro audio technologies more accessible. It's called MTAP, Music Technology Access Project. It's a nascent program, but development is well under way. The idea is to help recording engineering be a viable professional pursuit regardless of disability. Frankly I have been amazed to find how little work has been done in this area. We have been working with Pro Tools exclusively up to now. But plan to expand it to other DAW systems (Logic, Cubase, Etc). To date we have clobbered together a very reliable voice command system and a control surface system using an iPad. Anyhow I thought I'd reach out, and join the discussion. Your list is great and I have already learned a lot looking through the posts. Best, Jim
