Well, you can install, for free, QMX, or "quick mix," which in, you
can create, very easily all sorts of volume control environments, and
all you need do then is put one of them in your startup.
I do it every day and use that free program in every way for all
sorts of recording environments I need.
Curtis Delzer.
HS.
At Saturday 5/15/2010 11:24 PM, Chris Belle wrote:
Hey folks?
I'm just popping in here to let you know a very useful little script
will available for sale from us here at Affordable Studio Services.
Some of my friends inform me that one of the things that annoy them
the most is that sometimes the soundcard will get muted accidentally.
If your blind, this can be a huge annoyance.
Well, this little script unmutes your master and wave mute and
maxes out your master and wav volumes on your primary sound card.
We can not guarantee that this script will work on every machine
under every circumstance.
We are testing on more machines as I write this, but for those who
would like something like this,
it's 10 dollars and you can contact me privately if interested.
Thank you very much.
Chris Belle
email is
[email protected]
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