Kevin,
It does look usable. Having never used the windows version I am learning from
scratch, but, still I am very impressed with what I have learned.
Keith Reedy
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Remote sessions are entirely possible. That kind of interaction is far easier
with smaller developers. In the case of SONY, it's considerably larger and more
bureaucratic. Once contact is established with the right person, the rest is a
whole lot easier. Again, I'll make inquiries at AES and we
The scroll areas are probably spaces where the waveform is. There are so many
key commands with SF that you could literally run it with speech off. I've
played with it this morning and am blown away with how well it works and how
much it mimics the windows versions. As I mess with it more, I'll
Slau and others.
I did have a little time this morning so I took a look. This looks like such a
simple program, but, it looks like it has all a fellow mite need. I spent most
of the time I had labeling buttons and boxes so that I could get around.
However I did notice that the scroll areas al
Hi,
a lot of the hot keys known from SF for Windows work also in the Mac version.
Unfortunately not all of them despite the fact they are quit important such as
rewinding and forwarding in scrubb mode. In Windows you use j and l for that.
Also the hot key k for pausing doesn't work but for that
Over on the midi mag list someone had a very positive exchange with a staff
member from Camall audio who was actually helping to use auto hot keys to
map a button in one of their plugs, but anyway, they were proposing to do it
by taking control of the guys computer and in a remote session and ta
