Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea?
I use command b to clear. It's in the edit menu. HTH, Sent from my iPhone On 10 Jan 2013, at 01:06, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: > OK, this is totally weird, not to mention driving me nuts! I'm using PT > 10.0. I'm not on any build of 10. I'm literally just on straight 10.0. Not > 10.0.1, etc. This is just straight 10.0. I'm using OSX 10.6.8 as my O S > which runs ProTools. OK, so here's the deal. Even when I had Lion, I kind a > remember this being a problem, but never really knew how to work around it > effectively. > > Basically, I have one track in my entire session. It's a stereo audio track. > I'm trying to select a portion of the track, so that I can trim off part of > the beginning of the audio. The issue is, I get the audio I need selected, > and I make sure under my edit screen that the selecter tool is selected, > which it is, and I also make sure that the edit mode cluster is on shuffle. > Then, I hit my delete key. Nothing at all happens. Nothing what so ever > gets deleted. Yeah, I do have link selection in timeline or whatever that's > called and the thing where the marker follows selection, I do have all that > correctly set. The only way that I have found to get around this problem so > far, is to create another track, doesn't matter if it's an A U X, instrument, > audio, or master fader. The bottom line is, I just have to create another > track. I don't necessarily have to put anything on it, nor route anything > through it with a bus, etc. I just have to have it created. Then, and only! > then, I can go up to my track list table, interact with it, go back up to the > actual audio track I need to edit, hit vo+space to select it, and then! I can > delete with no issue. In other words, more simply put, unless I have at > least two tracks in my session, editting seems to be impossible. Even though > with one track only, that track seems to be selected in the track table. NO, > I don't! know! it's selected, but I'm assuming! it is, based off the fact, > there wouldn't be anything else to! select. Plus, Even though with only one > track, it reads that table as a text box, not a table, I still anyway, have > hit vo+space on the track, just to be sure it was selected. Still, no go. > It just won't do it, unless there is more than one track in the session. > This is extremely! bizarre! I'm just wonderring if any a you guys have also > seen this behavior and if so, aside adding a dummy track temporarily, is > there a better work-around? > > chris.
Re: A few basic commands forgotten
Look in the counter cluster for time base. HTH, Sent from my iPhone On 10 Jan 2013, at 00:51, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: > OK, this is really really bad. Kevin would kill me seeing we worked so > extensively on this in our lessons. Why this is slipping my mind, I am > unsure. > > A few questions though: > > 1. How do I increase/decrease my zoom ratio? Like, if I hit the num pad > plus and minus keys, or while not playing, I hit num pad 1 and num pad 2 > repetedly. Basically, I wanna adjust the amount of area I cover each time I > hit those keys. This way if I need to do something really tight, I can, or > if I need to zoom in where I can move in bigger chunks, I can. I thought it > was command+option+num pad plus and minus, but apparently not. That doesn't > seem to be working. > > 2. I know about using command+num pad plus and minus, or option+minus or > plus, but I kind a remember when selecting audio, that I could select in > bigger chunks with command+num pad 1 or 2, or option+num pad 1 or two, > depending on which side of the selection I'm moving. That doesn't seem to be > working though, and I can't for the life a me figure out why not. > > The final question is, where do I go to change the edit counter cluster so > that instead of it measuring time based off ticks/beats/bars, it bases it off > hour, minute, seconds? I gotta track I need to mix but it's spoken word, not > music, so doing this in musical time signature is gonna be a mess! > > Thank you. Again, why these commands are slipping my mind, I don't know. I'd > be happy to go look at the keyboard shortcut guide, but right now, I don't > really have anything other than Preview for viewing P D F files, and to me, I > never have been able to get my head around Preview. If someone else has any > other sollutions, I'd be extremely! greatful to know an easier way, as I > really do wanna start looking more into reading the docs, as I'm a very firm > believer in that being essential to me learning things optymally. > > Thank you kindly, > > Christopher-Mark Gilland. > Founder of CLG Productions
Re: accessible ddp-Creator
I'm sure it was on the App Store for a while, but I couldn't find it in my brief jaunt around t'interweb. HTH. Sent from my iPhone On 9 Jan 2013, at 22:18, Slau Halatyn wrote: > Hi Stefan, > > Really? Wave Burner, part of the Logic Studio package, is no longer being > sold? I never heard that. Interesting… Well, thanks for that bit of news. > I'll check out DSP Quadro, for what it's worth. Too bad, Wave Burner is great. > > cheers, > > Slau > > On Jan 9, 2013, at 6:26 AM, Stefan Albertshauser wrote: > >> Hello Slau, >> >> Wave burner isn't available anymore. An Alternative is "DSP Quadro" >> http://www.dsp-quattro.com/dspquattro/Site/DSP-Quattro.html >> Best wishes >> >> Stefan >
Re: Question concerning audioprocessing
Use VoiceOver space to select things rather than the enter key. HTH. Sent from my iPhone On 8 Jan 2013, at 16:26, Michael Kuhlmann wrote: > Hello to the list, > > first of all a happy and blessed new year for all of you. Hopefully it will > be a successful year in particular for our efforts concerning accessible Pro > Tools. > Currently I've got a problem with audioprocesing. I'd like to add a delay to > a special part of audio in my session. I tried the following steps: > 1. Selected the part of audio, I think 3 bars, with the numpad commands. > 2. Opened the Audiosuite-Menue from the edit window to adjust the settings. > 3. after adjusting my settings and clicking the "process-button" I get the > error that no audio was selected. I don't understand this message, because I > definitely selected audio-material before opening the menu. Running Pro > Tools 10.3.2 and OSX Lion 10.7.5. > > Any help would be very appreciated. > > Thanks in advance and best. > > Michael
Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea?
What're you clearing? I'm totally confused on your reply? Thank you kindly, Christopher-Mark Gilland. Founder of CLG Productions - Original Message - From: "Chris Norman" To: Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 7:13 AM Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? I use command b to clear. It's in the edit menu. HTH, Sent from my iPhone On 10 Jan 2013, at 01:06, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: OK, this is totally weird, not to mention driving me nuts! I'm using PT 10.0. I'm not on any build of 10. I'm literally just on straight 10.0. Not 10.0.1, etc. This is just straight 10.0. I'm using OSX 10.6.8 as my O S which runs ProTools. OK, so here's the deal. Even when I had Lion, I kind a remember this being a problem, but never really knew how to work around it effectively. Basically, I have one track in my entire session. It's a stereo audio track. I'm trying to select a portion of the track, so that I can trim off part of the beginning of the audio. The issue is, I get the audio I need selected, and I make sure under my edit screen that the selecter tool is selected, which it is, and I also make sure that the edit mode cluster is on shuffle. Then, I hit my delete key. Nothing at all happens. Nothing what so ever gets deleted. Yeah, I do have link selection in timeline or whatever that's called and the thing where the marker follows selection, I do have all that correctly set. The only way that I have found to get around this problem so far, is to create another track, doesn't matter if it's an A U X, instrument, audio, or master fader. The bottom line is, I just have to create another track. I don't necessarily have to put anything on it, nor route anything through it with a bus, etc. I just have to have it created. Then, and only! then, I can go up to my track list table, interact with it, go back up to the actual audio track I need to edit, hit vo+space to select it, and then! I can delete with no issue. In other words, more simply put, unless I have at least two tracks in my session, editting seems to be impossible. Even though with one track only, that track seems to be selected in the track table. NO, I don't! know! it's selected, but I'm assuming! it is, based off the fact, there wouldn't be anything else to! select. Plus, Even though with only one track, it reads that table as a text box, not a table, I still anyway, have hit vo+space on the track, just to be sure it was selected. Still, no go. It just won't do it, unless there is more than one track in the session. This is extremely! bizarre! I'm just wonderring if any a you guys have also seen this behavior and if so, aside adding a dummy track temporarily, is there a better work-around? chris.
Re: A few basic commands forgotten
Awesome. I'll check that out. Thank you kindly, Christopher-Mark Gilland. Founder of CLG Productions - Original Message - From: "Chris Norman" To: Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 7:15 AM Subject: Re: A few basic commands forgotten Look in the counter cluster for time base. HTH, Sent from my iPhone On 10 Jan 2013, at 00:51, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: OK, this is really really bad. Kevin would kill me seeing we worked so extensively on this in our lessons. Why this is slipping my mind, I am unsure. A few questions though: 1. How do I increase/decrease my zoom ratio? Like, if I hit the num pad plus and minus keys, or while not playing, I hit num pad 1 and num pad 2 repetedly. Basically, I wanna adjust the amount of area I cover each time I hit those keys. This way if I need to do something really tight, I can, or if I need to zoom in where I can move in bigger chunks, I can. I thought it was command+option+num pad plus and minus, but apparently not. That doesn't seem to be working. 2. I know about using command+num pad plus and minus, or option+minus or plus, but I kind a remember when selecting audio, that I could select in bigger chunks with command+num pad 1 or 2, or option+num pad 1 or two, depending on which side of the selection I'm moving. That doesn't seem to be working though, and I can't for the life a me figure out why not. The final question is, where do I go to change the edit counter cluster so that instead of it measuring time based off ticks/beats/bars, it bases it off hour, minute, seconds? I gotta track I need to mix but it's spoken word, not music, so doing this in musical time signature is gonna be a mess! Thank you. Again, why these commands are slipping my mind, I don't know. I'd be happy to go look at the keyboard shortcut guide, but right now, I don't really have anything other than Preview for viewing P D F files, and to me, I never have been able to get my head around Preview. If someone else has any other sollutions, I'd be extremely! greatful to know an easier way, as I really do wanna start looking more into reading the docs, as I'm a very firm believer in that being essential to me learning things optymally. Thank you kindly, Christopher-Mark Gilland. Founder of CLG Productions
Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea?
Unless I'm being stupid (it happens regularly!), you said you were trying to delete something? I'm not sure how everyone else does it, but the way I do it, is to select the audio, then press command b to clear the selection, which seems to delete the audio. That's how I've always done it. I have no idea if it's right, but it works, and the end result is that the audio is deleted. HTH, Take care, Chris Norman. On 10 Jan 2013, at 22:25, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: > What're you clearing? I'm totally confused on your reply? > > Thank you kindly, > > Christopher-Mark Gilland. > Founder of CLG Productions > - Original Message - From: "Chris Norman" > > To: > Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 7:13 AM > Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? > > > I use command b to clear. It's in the edit menu. > > HTH, > > Sent from my iPhone > > On 10 Jan 2013, at 01:06, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" > wrote: > >> OK, this is totally weird, not to mention driving me nuts! I'm using PT >> 10.0. I'm not on any build of 10. I'm literally just on straight 10.0. Not >> 10.0.1, etc. This is just straight 10.0. I'm using OSX 10.6.8 as my O S >> which runs ProTools. OK, so here's the deal. Even when I had Lion, I kind >> a remember this being a problem, but never really knew how to work around it >> effectively. >> >> Basically, I have one track in my entire session. It's a stereo audio >> track. I'm trying to select a portion of the track, so that I can trim off >> part of the beginning of the audio. The issue is, I get the audio I need >> selected, and I make sure under my edit screen that the selecter tool is >> selected, which it is, and I also make sure that the edit mode cluster is on >> shuffle. Then, I hit my delete key. Nothing at all happens. Nothing what >> so ever gets deleted. Yeah, I do have link selection in timeline or >> whatever that's called and the thing where the marker follows selection, I >> do have all that correctly set. The only way that I have found to get >> around this problem so far, is to create another track, doesn't matter if >> it's an A U X, instrument, audio, or master fader. The bottom line is, I >> just have to create another track. I don't necessarily have to put anything >> on it, nor route anything through it with a bus, etc. I just have to have it >> created. Then, and only! then, I can go up to my track list table, interact >> with it, go back up to the actual audio track I need to edit, hit vo+space >> to select it, and then! I can delete with no issue. In other words, more >> simply put, unless I have at least two tracks in my session, editting seems >> to be impossible. Even though with one track only, that track seems to be >> selected in the track table. NO, I don't! know! it's selected, but I'm >> assuming! it is, based off the fact, there wouldn't be anything else to! >> select. Plus, Even though with only one track, it reads that table as a text >> box, not a table, I still anyway, have hit vo+space on the track, just to be >> sure it was selected. Still, no go. It just won't do it, unless there is >> more than one track in the session. This is extremely! bizarre! I'm just >> wonderring if any a you guys have also seen this behavior and if so, aside >> adding a dummy track temporarily, is there a better work-around? >> >> chris. >
Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea?
OK, but with all do respect, that wasn't my problem. The issue isn't not being able to delete the audio. The issue is why when I only have one track in the entire session, I can't delete anything as for some reason if there is only one track, that one track doesn't apparently get selected, so even though I'm selecting audio, I'm only putting a selection up in my ruler. It's not literally selecting audio on that track to be deleted. I'm only selecting a from/through time, but not the actual data itself. Thank you kindly,d Christopher-Mark Gilland. Founder of CLG Productions - Original Message - From: Chris Norman To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 5:28 PM Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? Unless I'm being stupid (it happens regularly!), you said you were trying to delete something? I'm not sure how everyone else does it, but the way I do it, is to select the audio, then press command b to clear the selection, which seems to delete the audio. That's how I've always done it. I have no idea if it's right, but it works, and the end result is that the audio is deleted. HTH, Take care, Chris Norman. On 10 Jan 2013, at 22:25, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: What're you clearing? I'm totally confused on your reply? Thank you kindly, Christopher-Mark Gilland. Founder of CLG Productions - Original Message - From: "Chris Norman" To: Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 7:13 AM Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? I use command b to clear. It's in the edit menu. HTH, Sent from my iPhone On 10 Jan 2013, at 01:06, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" wrote: OK, this is totally weird, not to mention driving me nuts! I'm using PT 10.0. I'm not on any build of 10. I'm literally just on straight 10.0. Not 10.0.1, etc. This is just straight 10.0. I'm using OSX 10.6.8 as my O S which runs ProTools. OK, so here's the deal. Even when I had Lion, I kind a remember this being a problem, but never really knew how to work around it effectively. Basically, I have one track in my entire session. It's a stereo audio track. I'm trying to select a portion of the track, so that I can trim off part of the beginning of the audio. The issue is, I get the audio I need selected, and I make sure under my edit screen that the selecter tool is selected, which it is, and I also make sure that the edit mode cluster is on shuffle. Then, I hit my delete key. Nothing at all happens. Nothing what so ever gets deleted. Yeah, I do have link selection in timeline or whatever that's called and the thing where the marker follows selection, I do have all that correctly set. The only way that I have found to get around this problem so far, is to create another track, doesn't matter if it's an A U X, instrument, audio, or master fader. The bottom line is, I just have to create another track. I don't necessarily have to put anything on it, nor route anything through it with a bus, etc. I just have to have it created. Then, and only! then, I can go up to my track list table, interact with it, go back up to the actual audio track I need to edit, hit vo+space to select it, and then! I can delete with no issue. In other words, more simply put, unless I have at least two tracks in my session, editting seems to be impossible. Even though with one track only, that track seems to be selected in the track table. NO, I don't! know! it's selected, but I'm assuming! it is, based off the fact, there wouldn't be anything else to! select. Plus, Even though with only one track, it reads that table as a text box, not a table, I still anyway, have hit vo+space on the track, just to be sure it was selected. Still, no go. It just won't do it, unless there is more than one track in the session. This is extremely! bizarre! I'm just wonderring if any a you guys have also seen this behavior and if so, aside adding a dummy track temporarily, is there a better work-around? chris.
Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea?
Christopher, If you only have one track in the session, even if the track selection and edit selection are linked, you need to have an insertion point somewhere in the track. A sighted user can click on the waveform to create that point. For a blind user, you have the following options, each of which will create an insertion point: 1. Press either fast forward or rewind. If you have the option checked for audio during fast forward and rewind checked in the preferences, an insertion will point will automatically be created. 2. Use Shuttle mode. Press Control along with the numbers on the num pad to shuttle. This will create an insertion point. 3. Scrub. If you have a control surface, scrubbing will automatically create an insertion point. Once the point is there, it'll stay active until you've closed the session. HTH, Slau On Jan 10, 2013, at 7:30 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote: > OK, but with all do respect, that wasn't my problem. > > The issue isn't not being able to delete the audio. The issue is why when I > only have one track in the entire session, I can't delete anything as for > some reason if there is only one track, that one track doesn't apparently get > selected, so even though I'm selecting audio, I'm only putting a selection up > in my ruler. It's not literally selecting audio on that track to be deleted. > I'm only selecting a from/through time, but not the actual data itself. > > Thank you kindly,d > > Christopher-Mark Gilland. > Founder of CLG Productions > - Original Message - > From: Chris Norman > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 5:28 PM > Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? > > Unless I'm being stupid (it happens regularly!), you said you were trying to > delete something? > > I'm not sure how everyone else does it, but the way I do it, is to select the > audio, then press command b to clear the selection, which seems to delete the > audio. That's how I've always done it. I have no idea if it's right, but it > works, and the end result is that the audio is deleted. > > HTH, > > Take care, > > Chris Norman. > > > > > > On 10 Jan 2013, at 22:25, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" > wrote: > >> What're you clearing? I'm totally confused on your reply? >> >> Thank you kindly, >> >> Christopher-Mark Gilland. >> Founder of CLG Productions >> - Original Message - From: "Chris Norman" >> >> To: >> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 7:13 AM >> Subject: Re: Huh! Now this is really strange! Anyone have any idea? >> >> >> I use command b to clear. It's in the edit menu. >> >> HTH, >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >> On 10 Jan 2013, at 01:06, "Christopher-Mark Gilland" >> wrote: >> >>> OK, this is totally weird, not to mention driving me nuts! I'm using PT >>> 10.0. I'm not on any build of 10. I'm literally just on straight 10.0. >>> Not 10.0.1, etc. This is just straight 10.0. I'm using OSX 10.6.8 as my O >>> S which runs ProTools. OK, so here's the deal. Even when I had Lion, I >>> kind a remember this being a problem, but never really knew how to work >>> around it effectively. >>> >>> Basically, I have one track in my entire session. It's a stereo audio >>> track. I'm trying to select a portion of the track, so that I can trim off >>> part of the beginning of the audio. The issue is, I get the audio I need >>> selected, and I make sure under my edit screen that the selecter tool is >>> selected, which it is, and I also make sure that the edit mode cluster is >>> on shuffle. Then, I hit my delete key. Nothing at all happens. Nothing >>> what so ever gets deleted. Yeah, I do have link selection in timeline or >>> whatever that's called and the thing where the marker follows selection, I >>> do have all that correctly set. The only way that I have found to get >>> around this problem so far, is to create another track, doesn't matter if >>> it's an A U X, instrument, audio, or master fader. The bottom line is, I >>> just have to create another track. I don't necessarily have to put >>> anything on it, nor route anything through it with a bus, etc. I just have >>> to have it created. Then, and only! then, I can go up to my track list >>> table, interact with it, go back up to the actual audio track I need to >>> edit, hit vo+space to select it, and then! I can delete with no issue. In >>> other words, more simply put, unless I have at least two tracks in my >>> session, editting seems to be impossible. Even though with one track only, >>> that track seems to be selected in the track table. NO, I don't! know! >>> it's selected, but I'm assuming! it is, based off the fact, there wouldn't >>> be anything else to! select. Plus, Even though with only one track, it >>> reads that table as a text box, not a table, I still anyway, have hit >>> vo+space on the track, just to be sure it was selected. Still, no go. It >>> just won't
