Waves Presets
Has anyone compiled a list of importable waves defanition presets that can be read by Voice Over Yet? Last I read in the old topics this was the necessary step to have access to the waves plugins. Thanks. Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
I am a Mac owner now.
I got my first Mac today. I got an Imac, quad core, with the I5 processor with Lion 10.6. It only has 4 GB ram, but I will bump it up to 16GB soon. Anyone have any tips or advice for me? I am looking at installing PT 10. Thanks, I hope I can be a contributing member here soon. Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: I am a Mac owner now.
First of all, just FYI, Lion is 10.7, not 10.6. 10.6 is SnowLeopard. Chris. Chris. - Original Message - From: Poppa Bear To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 5:53 AM Subject: I am a Mac owner now. I got my first Mac today. I got an Imac, quad core, with the I5 processor with Lion 10.6. It only has 4 GB ram, but I will bump it up to 16GB soon. Anyone have any tips or advice for me? I am looking at installing PT 10. Thanks, I hope I can be a contributing member here soon. Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Another great discussion
Hey guys another great discussion on Thursday. Thanks to all that participated. We had some confusion about the start time, so for the record Thursday April 5, 3 PM CST 4 PM EST and 1 PM, pt I heard there was some confusion last week about the recorded call mp3, my instruction was email me and I would make this available to you. I responded to each email with a dropbox link, a request through the PT AC GG may go unanswered for a time. I will place the new call in the same DB folder when I'm back in town, in the mean time it can be accessed by calling 218-632-0559 Access code 918715Pound Pound to listen to last call. Look forward to chatting Thursday!!! L8r
Re: I am a Mac owner now.
Your right and it is 10.7. I am still getting used to the manutia of the Mac terms and OS's. - Original Message - From: Christopher-Mark Gilland To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 2:59 AM Subject: Re: I am a Mac owner now. First of all, just FYI, Lion is 10.7, not 10.6. 10.6 is SnowLeopard. Chris. Chris. - Original Message - From: Poppa Bear To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 5:53 AM Subject: I am a Mac owner now. I got my first Mac today. I got an Imac, quad core, with the I5 processor with Lion 10.6. It only has 4 GB ram, but I will bump it up to 16GB soon. Anyone have any tips or advice for me? I am looking at installing PT 10. Thanks, I hope I can be a contributing member here soon. Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: Would really like some pointers.
Hello, I am new to PT, but not mixing, maybe I can use this as practice as I get my feet wet with Protools, I may try to take a stab at it, but it could be a week before I even get it back to you in all honesty. Here is one of my last bigger projects and some other misalanious stuff. It can be found on Amazon, Itunes and so on, but for other reasons I also placed it on soundclick at www.soundclick.com/ghettomissionary It is a Gospel Hip-Hop project done with some pretty basic recording equipment at the time about two years ago up to about a year ago. - Original Message - From: "Christopher-Mark Gilland" To: Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2012 5:55 PM Subject: Would really like some pointers. OK, I'll admit, this probably is not the best I could a done, I didn't put a lot of major effort into the vocal, as I was focusing more on the mix, and more on just getting the sound over all to be good. I think I got the vocals sounding way better than before and do have them much more crisp, and brighter. There is still a little mud in them, but it's nowhere near what it was last Christmas when I first started out. Here is a link to download a zip file of my PT session. Again, it's nothing to write home about. All it is is Oh Susanna done karaoke style, but, at least you all'll have something to work with. I still don't feel I am where I wanna be with learning to mix, let alone using the PT DAW, but I do feel I'm very gradually improving. If anyone has a little time, and would be willing to take a gander, I'd like to hear if someone could fix my vocal track, and make it sound even more natural. I'd really like to hear myself put through PT with someone who knows what they're doing, so i can truely see, once I learn what sound I can achieve with my own recording. I know normally people charge for this kind a thing to fix things. This is why I'm not demanding any of you do it, but if someone would be willing just this once to clean it up for me, I promise never again will I ask without paying something. I mean that solumnly. I just wanna hear what potential I really could have with PT in the long run once I get more comfortable with how to do things. So, here is the session. http://www.sendspace.com/file/o7nmdk If you right awway hear or see anything that you think I could a done better, point it out to me. I really would like some pointers on things I especially need to read up on. I love reading the docs, really I do, but I'd like to more specifically home in on my weaknesses. I think that's fair to ask. Thanks. Chris.
Re: I am a Mac owner now.
Voice over getting started guide and help are your friends go through them. Also, stop using your pc for atleast a few days. The mac is a different world and you need some time to adjust or it will take alot longer I have found. - T.O.M On Apr 1, 2012, at 5:13 PM, "Poppa Bear" wrote: > Your right and it is 10.7. I am still getting used to the manutia of the Mac > terms and OS's. > - Original Message - > From: Christopher-Mark Gilland > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 2:59 AM > Subject: Re: I am a Mac owner now. > > First of all, just FYI, Lion is 10.7, not 10.6. > > 10.6 is SnowLeopard. > > Chris. > Chris. > > - Original Message - > From: Poppa Bear > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 5:53 AM > Subject: I am a Mac owner now. > > I got my first Mac today. I got an Imac, quad core, with the I5 processor > with Lion 10.6. It only has 4 GB ram, but I will bump it up to 16GB soon. > Anyone have any tips or advice for me? I am looking at installing PT 10. > Thanks, I hope I can be a contributing member here soon. > Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering > and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: I am a Mac owner now.
Thanks, I would like to try to get off the PC for a couple days, but my work flow is so jammed that it may not be an option. - Original Message - From: The Oreo Monster To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 3:57 PM Subject: Re: I am a Mac owner now. Voice over getting started guide and help are your friends go through them. Also, stop using your pc for atleast a few days. The mac is a different world and you need some time to adjust or it will take alot longer I have found. - T.O.M On Apr 1, 2012, at 5:13 PM, "Poppa Bear" wrote: Your right and it is 10.7. I am still getting used to the manutia of the Mac terms and OS's. - Original Message - From: Christopher-Mark Gilland To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 2:59 AM Subject: Re: I am a Mac owner now. First of all, just FYI, Lion is 10.7, not 10.6. 10.6 is SnowLeopard. Chris. Chris. - Original Message - From: Poppa Bear To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2012 5:53 AM Subject: I am a Mac owner now. I got my first Mac today. I got an Imac, quad core, with the I5 processor with Lion 10.6. It only has 4 GB ram, but I will bump it up to 16GB soon. Anyone have any tips or advice for me? I am looking at installing PT 10. Thanks, I hope I can be a contributing member here soon. Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
best method for reading pro tools 10 documentation the accessible way with voiceover and navigating it
Hi, When trying to read the intro to pro tools document as well as all of the other manuals and start preview I hit voiceover and a and get chopt off words where the first charactor or sometimes half the word is not spoken. I don't want to have to hit the down errow everytime in order to read a document. Also when I try navigating the table of contence all I get is partial words and I have tried going all over the screen reading portions of words but can never find the item I need as when I find a section I want to read I get put back at the top of the document when I move back to the main text area and interact with it. I was trying to import a track from a CD to test out some basic moving around but again numbered buttons which do nothing in the work space window when pressed. Someone really needs to come out with some type of audio tutorial on basic steps for the new pro tools user either for the totally beginner or for those users who have done editing on a pc. I am not saying at all that the audio tutorials we have now are bad in any way as listening to those is what made me buy pro tools 10 in the first place but with nothing more to follow along with and trying to find someone who knows pro tools who can train me on it as I already know voiceover has been very tricky as if I could just find the training or tutorials and yes I would pay for good quality ones if they existted that would not only help me but lots of us new users who are trying to go to school or learn this for a job or in my case both. We really need to make Avid aware of these accessibility issues in the areas of pro tools that need improovment so I encourage everyone to write to avid about these as the more people who point them out to avid the more likely they will fix them. In helping developers make windows programs accessible I always point them at http://www.microsoft.com/enable and find that if you have sites for these developers to look at that explain accessibility for all screen readers not just one they are more likely to make their software accessible. I do think it is great that we can use pro tools but again these issues need to be handled quicker then they are currently getting handled and we need more resources including having them pointed out in the documentation that avid writes. I did mention this list to them in my survey I got about a month after I bought and registerd my pro tools system. We do need to be nice about the accessibility when we point out issues as well as appear at events where avid is showing off products and show the people there the issues as if they see it in action they are more likely to fix them. Does it matter in what order I install the software first pro tools then the drivers for my digi 003 and how do you open the bundles that appear in the documentation folder as when I select them I go into terminal with no pdf files when I do ls and or change into the directories? Nick Gawronski
Re: best method for reading pro tools 10 documentation the accessible way with voiceover and navigating it
did u try the method suggested here of copying and pasting the text into text edit? - T.O.M On Apr 1, 2012, at 9:49 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: > Hi, When trying to read the intro to pro tools document as well as all of the > other manuals and start preview I hit voiceover and a and get chopt off words > where the first charactor or sometimes half the word is not spoken. I don't > want to have to hit the down errow everytime in order to read a document. > Also when I try navigating the table of contence all I get is partial words > and I have tried going all over the screen reading portions of words but can > never find the item I need as when I find a section I want to read I get put > back at the top of the document when I move back to the main text area and > interact with it. I was trying to import a track from a CD to test out some > basic moving around but again numbered buttons which do nothing in the work > space window when pressed. Someone really needs to come out with some type > of audio tutorial on basic steps for the new pro tools user either for the > totally beginner or for those users who have done editing on a pc. I am not > saying at all that the audio tutorials we have now are bad in any way as > listening to those is what made me buy pro tools 10 in the first place but > with nothing more to follow along with and trying to find someone who knows > pro tools who can train me on it as I already know voiceover has been very > tricky as if I could just find the training or tutorials and yes I would pay > for good quality ones if they existted that would not only help me but lots > of us new users who are trying to go to school or learn this for a job or in > my case both. We really need to make Avid aware of these accessibility > issues in the areas of pro tools that need improovment so I encourage > everyone to write to avid about these as the more people who point them out > to avid the more likely they will fix them. In helping developers make > windows programs accessible I always point them at > http://www.microsoft.com/enable and find that if you have sites for these > developers to look at that explain accessibility for all screen readers not > just one they are more likely to make their software accessible. I do think > it is great that we can use pro tools but again these issues need to be > handled quicker then they are currently getting handled and we need more > resources including having them pointed out in the documentation that avid > writes. I did mention this list to them in my survey I got about a month > after I bought and registerd my pro tools system. We do need to be nice > about the accessibility when we point out issues as well as appear at events > where avid is showing off products and show the people there the issues as if > they see it in action they are more likely to fix them. Does it matter in > what order I install the software first pro tools then the drivers for my > digi 003 and how do you open the bundles that appear in the documentation > folder as when I select them I go into terminal with no pdf files when I do > ls and or change into the directories? Nick Gawronski
Re: best method for reading pro tools 10 documentation the accessible way with voiceover and navigating it
Hi, yes and it works but then again you lose the ability to move between sections of the manual. I guess one could then take that document and put it on a talking book player to read it is there a way to export it as html so you at least get the headings preserved? Nick Gawronski On 4/1/2012 9:42 PM, The Oreo Monster wrote: did u try the method suggested here of copying and pasting the text into text edit? - T.O.M On Apr 1, 2012, at 9:49 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote: Hi, When trying to read the intro to pro tools document as well as all of the other manuals and start preview I hit voiceover and a and get chopt off words where the first charactor or sometimes half the word is not spoken. I don't want to have to hit the down errow everytime in order to read a document. Also when I try navigating the table of contence all I get is partial words and I have tried going all over the screen reading portions of words but can never find the item I need as when I find a section I want to read I get put back at the top of the document when I move back to the main text area and interact with it. I was trying to import a track from a CD to test out some basic moving around but again numbered buttons which do nothing in the work space window when pressed. Someone really needs to come out with some type of audio tutorial on basic steps for the new pro tools user either for the totally beginner or for those users who have done editing on a pc. I am not saying at all that the audio tutorials we have now are bad in any way as listening to those is what made me buy pro tools 10 in the first place but with nothing more to follow along with and trying to find someone who knows pro tools who can train me on it as I already know voiceover has been very tricky as if I could just find the training or tutorials and yes I would pay for good quality ones if they existted that would not only help me but lots of us new users who are trying to go to school or learn this for a job or in my case both. We really need to make Avid aware of these accessibility issues in the areas of pro tools that need improovment so I encourage everyone to write to avid about these as the more people who point them out to avid the more likely they will fix them. In helping developers make windows programs accessible I always point them at http://www.microsoft.com/enable and find that if you have sites for these developers to look at that explain accessibility for a ll screen readers not just one they are more likely to make their software accessible. I do think it is great that we can use pro tools but again these issues need to be handled quicker then they are currently getting handled and we need more resources including having them pointed out in the documentation that avid writes. I did mention this list to them in my survey I got about a month after I bought and registerd my pro tools system. We do need to be nice about the accessibility when we point out issues as well as appear at events where avid is showing off products and show the people there the issues as if they see it in action they are more likely to fix them. Does it matter in what order I install the software first pro tools then the drivers for my digi 003 and how do you open the bundles that appear in the documentation folder as when I select them I go into terminal with no pdf files when I do ls and or change into the directories? Nick Gawronski
