alchemy player
hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing to work with me i heard the sound demo and liked they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac its just for windows thanks
Re: alchemy player
There's something called quick keys, but I'm not sure if it bares any resemblence to auto hot keys, but I've heard it mentioned as an access solution. That is all I know about it though. Brian. -- From: "chadbaker2" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 2:39 PM To: "Pro Tools Accessibility" Subject: alchemy player hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing to work with me i heard the sound demo and liked they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac its just for windows thanks
Re: alchemy player
its only for sl though 10.7 isn't supported On Oct 7, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Brian Casey wrote: > There's something called quick keys, but I'm not sure if it bares any > resemblence to auto hot keys, but I've heard it mentioned as an access > solution. > > That is all I know about it though. > > Brian. > > -- > From: "chadbaker2" > Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 2:39 PM > To: "Pro Tools Accessibility" > Subject: alchemy player > >> hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio >> i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing >> to work with me >> i heard the sound demo and liked >> they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac >> its just for windows >> thanks
Re: alchemy player
It may well work still though? Unless you've tried it of course and it in fact doesn't. I'm not a mac user at present but I've seen people say just because the new version of the OS isn't supported it doesn't necessarily say an ap won't work, and sometimes an ap will 90% work and the new OS will just through up the odd bug that may not matter. HTH Brian. -- From: "chad baker" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 3:04 PM To: Subject: Re: alchemy player its only for sl though 10.7 isn't supported On Oct 7, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Brian Casey wrote: There's something called quick keys, but I'm not sure if it bares any resemblence to auto hot keys, but I've heard it mentioned as an access solution. That is all I know about it though. Brian. -- From: "chadbaker2" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 2:39 PM To: "Pro Tools Accessibility" Subject: alchemy player hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing to work with me i heard the sound demo and liked they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac its just for windows thanks
Re: alchemy player
just downloaded it it works not sure how to how to assign a hot key On Oct 7, 2012, at 10:07 AM, Brian Casey wrote: > It may well work still though? Unless you've tried it of course and it in > fact doesn't. > > I'm not a mac user at present but I've seen people say just because the new > version of the OS isn't supported it doesn't necessarily say an ap won't > work, and sometimes an ap will 90% work and the new OS will just through up > the odd bug that may not matter. > > HTH > Brian. > > -- > From: "chad baker" > Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 3:04 PM > To: > Subject: Re: alchemy player > >> its only for sl though 10.7 isn't supported >> On Oct 7, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Brian Casey wrote: >> >>> There's something called quick keys, but I'm not sure if it bares any >>> resemblence to auto hot keys, but I've heard it mentioned as an access >>> solution. >>> >>> That is all I know about it though. >>> >>> Brian. >>> >>> -- >>> From: "chadbaker2" >>> Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 2:39 PM >>> To: "Pro Tools Accessibility" >>> Subject: alchemy player >>> hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing to work with me i heard the sound demo and liked they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac its just for windows thanks >>
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Cool, well unfortunately heres where my already limited usefulness on the subject runs out. Brian Smart, who frequents this list from time to time has definitely used quick keys and ithink was working on trying to script with it, so if you can track him down he may be able to help, but he's a very busy guy I would say. Best of luck with it, Brian. -- From: "chad baker" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 3:12 PM To: Subject: Re: alchemy player just downloaded it it works not sure how to how to assign a hot key On Oct 7, 2012, at 10:07 AM, Brian Casey wrote: It may well work still though? Unless you've tried it of course and it in fact doesn't. I'm not a mac user at present but I've seen people say just because the new version of the OS isn't supported it doesn't necessarily say an ap won't work, and sometimes an ap will 90% work and the new OS will just through up the odd bug that may not matter. HTH Brian. -- From: "chad baker" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 3:04 PM To: Subject: Re: alchemy player its only for sl though 10.7 isn't supported On Oct 7, 2012, at 9:53 AM, Brian Casey wrote: There's something called quick keys, but I'm not sure if it bares any resemblence to auto hot keys, but I've heard it mentioned as an access solution. That is all I know about it though. Brian. -- From: "chadbaker2" Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 2:39 PM To: "Pro Tools Accessibility" Subject: alchemy player hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing to work with me i heard the sound demo and liked they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac its just for windows thanks
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The problem with using QuicKeys as an accessibility solution should be self-evident. Controls and elements need to be made visible to VoiceOver. Hopefully that's the path that the developer will take. A macro utility should only supplement that basic level of accessibility offered when programmers follow best practices. Anyway, keep us posted. Slau On Oct 7, 2012, at 9:39 AM, chadbaker2 wrote: > hi i'm thinking about getting alchemy player its made by camel audio > i e mailed support and they said its not accessible but there willing > to work with me > i heard the sound demo and liked > they wanted to know if there's a auto hot key alternative for mac > its just for windows > thanks
