Hey,
Just for your information and i hope this is not considered hijacking of this
thread since i actually talk about the Digi003. I'm trying to make the 003 work
with an app called Surface Reader which can read displays of the surface and
tell about what buttons and such are but i think i may n
Hi John,
Yes, certainly, the faders control volume by default. Here's the layout
document:
On Apr 19, 2014, at 10:11 PM, John Gunn wrote:
> Slau,
>
> I guess I meant by faders, can you contrrol volume by faders and if you don't
> mind, send me the file.
>
> John
>
>
> On Apr 19, 2014, at
Hi All,
I'm new on this list - so firstly, hi! I hope to learn many things here
as well as help out myself, where possible.
I'm considering picking up ProTools 11 with the Avid Eleven Rack and a
Behringer BCF-2000 control surface. I was wondering what is the overall
status of ProTools 11 acce
Hi All,
I'm new on this list - so firstly, hi! I hope to learn many things here
as well as help out myself, where possible.
I'm considering picking up ProTools 11 with the Avid Eleven Rack and a
Behringer BCF-2000 control surface. I was wondering what is the overall
status of ProTools 11 acce
Hi Ashley. Welcome aboard.
I can't speak to the accessibility of ProTools as I haven't yet made
the switch, but if you can afford it, I would go for the Mackie
Control Pro instead of the Behringer if possible. The Mackie is
better made, has more dedicated buttons, and the motorized faders
be
For the most part most of the areas of PT 11 the latest version is good togo
with voice over and Mavericks. I assume you will be mostly working with audio
since you are looking at an Eleven Rack and a control surface, which sounds
similar tony usages if thats the case. What specific things are y
Hello Ashley, welcom to the list. As far as accessibility of PT, I run a
small home recording studio and I have recorded, mixed and mastered many
clients projects through Protools and that is with learning it over the last
year and a half. Before that I used cakewalk sonar. I have tudored a few
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your suggestion re the control surface. Unfortunately the
Mackie Control Pro is out of my price range (nearly £1000 with the
behringer at £219) - however, it's an option to consider for the future.
I wasn't aware the behringer had that issue, so you've saved me possible
f
As you say, I'm looking to work with Audio - but also with Midi and
virtual instruments. Mixing, mastering, editing, nd recording with both.
Do you have any experience with the rack? Is the rack useable as a
decent interface, or do I need to look at getting another interface as well?
My final
Hi,
Thanks for your kind welcome and offer of help - much appreciated!
I used PT back in the OS9 days, and played very briefly with ProTools 9.
but I haven't touched it since. I started doing everything in hardware -
with analogue tape, a few hardware mixers/interfaces, and hardware
effects pro
Hi Ashley. Can I ask how much the 11 Rack goes for these days?
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Hi Chris,
Not sure how much the rack is on its own; I was going to buy this package
http://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Avid-Eleven-Rack-and-Pro-Tools/CIM
On 20/04/2014 21:01, Chris Smart wrote:
Hi Ashley. Can I ask how much the 11 Rack goes for these days?
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logic X is a lot more usable than logic 9 ever was with voiceover. That being
said Pro Tools is still the Gold Standard for accessible DAWs on OSX at the
moment.
On Apr 20, 2014, at 3:58 PM, Ashley wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your kind welcome and offer of help - much appreciated!
> I used PT bac
Is there a page, podcast, or thread somewhere that discusses the
improvements in Logic Accessibility? I'm definitely going with ProTools;
but would be interesting to know, nevertheless. Don't want to ask too
many off-topic questions here :)
Ashley
On 20/04/2014 21:15, TheOreoMonster wrote:
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Hi, I also use pro tools as a student and find pro tools very accessible
with voiceover. If you let us know what types of projects you are doing
or if you are a student this might help as there are student discounts
for pro tools. I myself use a digi 003 with moving controls so when a
volume
Hi Nick, I'll be using ProTools for everything from mixing, recording,
mastering and editing audio, to midi and virtual instruments. I'll look
into that surface you mentioned - thanks for the tip
Unfortunately I'm no-longer a student; however one of my favourite music
stores offers some decent
Hello Ashley, I use a Digi 003 mixer/control surfase as well and I think
that it is worth looking into. I have used the Digi 002 for a while to and
the mane differences are a jog wheel, two head phone inputs and a very slite
upgrade in converters and preamps.
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Hi again all,
I have not got any clear answer to this, so I have to ask again.
Since I have been using mostly MIDI in Cakewalk Sonar and a little audio
besides that, how is it with MIDI and editing it in PT11?
For example, is there some kind of event view? is it easy to navigate with VO?
I am thin
Are there any lists of keyboard commands for editing in pt? I'm thinking of how
you would select audio, copy and move audio, or even delete a selected portion
of audio from a track.
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> On Apr 20, 2014, at 4:59 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote:
>
> Hi, I also use pro tools as a stud
Hi, I know in windows there are several accessible methods for remoting
into another person's computer that are accessible but what I was
wondering before I buy a plugin like auto tune and found someone who
would let me look at the interface is remoting into another person's mac
with their perm
Nick, I thought I'd already told you that Auto-Tune was accessible for the most
part.
What exactly is it that you're trying to get it to do?
Chris.
On Apr 20, 2014, at 7:15 PM, Nick Gawronski wrote:
> Hi, I know in windows there are several accessible methods for remoting into
> another pers
Hi, I was mainly using auto tune as an example for some reason why
someone would want to look at a plugin. I do have other friends who
might wish to remote into my mac to look at the pro tools interface
before they buy it is this at all possible provided they have a mac or
if they don't curren
Funny, I thought I answered this the first time. The MIDI Event List is
accessible. Others on the list who have used Sonar can elucidate.
Slau
On Apr 20, 2014, at 6:12 PM, Christian wrote:
> Hi again all,
> I have not got any clear answer to this, so I have to ask again.
> Since I have been us
Hi Ashley,
Welcome to the list. If you've used Pro Tools in the past, you'll have an
easier time reacquainting yourself with it. There was quite an accessibility
gap between version 5 and version 8.0.4. I'm not sure that 11 Rack is all that
accessible given that there's apparently a software in
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