Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi Fiore, One other thing: I just checked out the link to the "how it works" page and noticed a few instances of "continuous" being misspelled and I believe there was also a typo on "highly." I didn't check carefully but those did stick out—just an FYI. Best, Slau On Dec 10, 2015, at 1:59

Re: Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released

Hi Fiore, I've had a chance to take a look at the plug-in and I think it's a useful tool, to be sure. I personally don't find the continuous "sonification" (as you put it) mode to be particularly handy but it's nice to have an option. Speaking of the mode, I found a peculiar aspect to the

Re: accessible peak meter question

You are right indeed ! It must be a typo my hand does automatically cause it occurs three times. Thanks for flagging that! I'll fix it tomorrow. F. On Thursday, December 10, 2015 at 7:09:27 PM UTC, Slau Halatyn wrote: > > Hi Fiore, > > One other thing: I just checked out the link to the

Re: accessible peak meter question

Thanks for explaining this. What are the other parameters in the plugin? I believe they had something to do with the wet and dry mix? Not sure though as I only had a quick look. Thanks, Brian > On Dec 10, 2015, at 1:59 PM, depic.resea...@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi, > > thank you Slau for

Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi, thank you Slau for making it clear where to drop the plug-in I'll adjust the README with your instructions that seem to be more screen reader friendly As for how it works: You have to modes: clipping and continuous clipping mode : you set the threshold parameter and each time the

Re: accessible peak meter question

While the "how it works" info on the page that Fiore linked to provides an explanation, I'll try to elaborate. Also, I will suggest a few things that Fiore might consider as tweaks to the nomenclature. Parameters: Master Bypass This is obvious and, if anyone needs further clarification… I'll

accessible peak meter question

Hello folks, I downloaded the accessible peak meter plugin for pro tools which was released today, and I have read the read me for the plugin, and I thought I put it in the right location, but it is not showing up in my plugins. Where exactly do we put it. I am running pro tools 12.3. Also,

Re: For El Capitan users

Hi, I just checked this out and it does exhibit the same behavior. But thank you for pointing this out, it makes PT much more responsive in elcap. However, it still slows way down during playback. Have you figired out any reason for this? What made you think of the LED thing? I also saved this

Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi Fiore, Having spent a little more time with the meter plug-in, one thing now stands out to me as something that I feel is incorrect about the threshold parameter. Given that we're dealing primarily with full scale metering, most of us think of the meters as being 0 dB FS, thus, with the

Re: accessible peak meter question

Slap, Thanks for the clarification. For that first dry parameter, would you recommend keeping this all the way at 0? Brian > On Dec 10, 2015, at 3:14 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > > While the "how it works" info on the page that Fiore linked to provides an > explanation,

Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi Fiore, Having spent a little more time with the meter plug-in, one thing now stands out to me as something that I feel is incorrect about the threshold parameter. Given that we're dealing primarily with full scale metering, most of us think of the meters as being 0 dB FS, thus, with the

Re: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial?

Replying to a few people's points all in one message: Slau: aside from the extra levels of patronage (which I've seen over complicate some projects if not thoroughly thought through), crowd funding is the neatest way I know of getting paid a base rate that you can live with before pumping time

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Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi Brian, Well, that depends on how you'd use the plug-in. For example, If you're checking out a master fader and want to be aware of approaching a certain threshold, you can take the dry (or input) signal down and pay more attention to the wet (or meter tone) sound. I'm not sure that the

Re: Full Apple keyboard

Wew. Something shifted just then. Maybe everything is going to be ok after all. Just chiming in late as someone who has burned a ton of time and effort on remapping for DAW use on both platforms since Apple did away with embedded numpads. The conclusion I've come to is that it wasn't entirely

Re: Nob, will it help us? Please see the video.

I'd be very surprised if the setup utility for this was accessible, but hey, some surprises are good. Could be a neat way into control surfaces for someone with limited budget or space if there's some sort of sharing mechanism for individual apps couldn't it. On 12/9/15, Ramy Moustafa

Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released

Dear Pro Tools Accessibility group, I am a member of a research group called Design Patterns for Inclusive Collaboration at Queen Mary University of London Part of our research has involved accessibility of Digital Audio Workstations. More on our research can be found here:

RE: Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released

Wow, thank you for sharing this with the list. From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of depic.resea...@gmail.com Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2015 7:51 AM To: Pro Tools Accessibility Subject: Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released Dear Pro

Re: Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released

No problem. Slap, if you don’t mind and have some time, could you do a demo of how this thing works? I don’t even know if I am putting the plugin in the right place LOL. Obviously not because it’s not showing up in my plugins. > On Dec 10, 2015, at 12:50 PM, Slau Halatyn

Re: accessible peak meter question

Hi Brian, Open your boot up drive. Go to Library. Open the Application Support folder. Go to Avid. Go to Audio then to plug-ins and paste it in there. reboot Pro Tools and you should see it. HTH, Slau On Dec 10, 2015, at 12:47 PM, Brian Howerton wrote: > Hello folks, >

Re: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial?

NO worries, I'll have words with Tim Cook instead. ;) On 12/11/15, TheOreoMonster wrote: > I blame auto correct here. It usually got my back, but this time it stabbed > me in the back instead lol. Apologies man. > >> On Dec 10, 2015, at 7:09 PM, Scott Chesworth

Re: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial?

I blame auto correct here. It usually got my back, but this time it stabbed me in the back instead lol. Apologies man. > On Dec 10, 2015, at 7:09 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: > > Replying to a few people's points all in one message: > > Slau: aside from the extra

Re: Accessible Peak Meter AAX plugin released

Oo, you've piqued my interest ;) Thanks for the info and I'm sure folks will give it a spin. Cheers, Slau On Dec 10, 2015, at 11:50 AM, depic.resea...@gmail.com wrote: > > Dear Pro Tools Accessibility group, > > I am a member of a research group called Design Patterns for Inclusive >

Re: Nob, will it help us? Please see the video.

The problem is exactly what Gordon mentioned: it's virtually impossible to navigate to a specific parameter to be able to click on it to be able to utilize the knob. For thos those who might b unaware, when VoiceOver "sees" a parameter, that parameter's "location," per se, has absolutely

Re: Nob, will it help us? Please see the video.

I think navigating to a particular element would be very difficult. Without knowing what item the mouse cursor is over, we wouldn't be able to drag the fader or knob we want. The fact that it uses eye tracking technology certainly doesn't bode well for our

Re: what would you pay for a comprehensive Pro Tools tutorial?

I just wanted to reply a bit here as there have been several responses. At the outset, let me say that a few people have mentioned Groove 3 as a model. Let me point out that a model such as groove 3 requires an infrastructure that I simply don't have and will never aspire to so that's just