thanks so much.
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 02:45:42 -0600 "Norma A. Boge-Conyers"
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> Hi Angel, I will let some of the other more advanced on this list
> recommend
> other multi-track recording programs, as I don't want to give you
> any
> misinformation. I only have a littl
Hello, well I could send the good version of the NTrack program to whomever
needs it. It's 3 megs. If Flavio, the author, doesn't have the old versions
which he can post to his web site, then I'll send you the older version with
his tweaked config file which gets rid of another obstacle for the bli
Hi Angel, I will let some of the other more advanced on this list recommend
other multi-track recording programs, as I don't want to give you any
misinformation. I only have a little experience wiht such programs and the
PC, and I also don't have any info on SF 8. But let's ee what some others
hi thanks for getting back to me, could you suggest another recording
program?
also have you heard anything about sf 8.
thanks again.
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 01:00:56 -0600 "Norma A. Boge-Conyers"
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> Angel, if it makes you feel any better, I have the same trouble with
> N
>
don't up date if it works for you then keep it.
good luck.
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:14:07 -0500 russell Bourgoin
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> Hi,
>
> Please let the rest of us know what you find out, should
> you write
> to the author. I'm wondering if it is worth updating my ntrack
>
Well what happens after eight tracks? If it's something that can't be
avoided, then you could mix down what you have and add to that. There's a
check box that says to decrease volume when tracks are added. I haven't
figured out why you would want it to do that though.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
Tired o
Hi,
Please let the rest of us know what you find out, should you write
to the author. I'm wondering if it is worth updating my ntrack studio. I
am using the one I downloaded at the time of the review.
I have sonar and audition, too, but don't have much luck trying to
use those
Angel, if it makes you feel any better, I have the same trouble with N
Track Studio. I am using the current version of the program along with
Jaws 6. If you use the Jaws cursor, you can read the menu items, and some
of these items have keyboard shortcuts listed. I called Freedom
Scientific,
Hmm. This depends then on what version you're running I guess. I didn't
upgrade to version 4, as the version 3 build I'm using is good enough for
what I need, so maybe things have changed. Unfortunately then, I can't help
with it, and my Main Menu review will not help you until you can get into
the
hi I just tried that and it did not work, also when I try to get out of
it I mean when I try to close the program it does not let me. I am
running jfw 4.2 and using win XP.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 20:24:27 -0700 "Matthew Bullis"
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> Hello, I think the easiest way to access
Hello, I think the easiest way to access the menus when first starting the
program is to hit 0 on the number row to open the recording box. Just escape
out of it for now, and the menus should then appear.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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hi listers I just downloaded this program and I can not read the menus
when I press the alt key can any one help me out?
or is there a manual out there that I could use?
thanks so much for the help.
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