Hi Sarah, Well actually, given the quality of the work you produce (I've heard plenty of the podcasts) if you use Garage band and Amadeus, then that says enough for me. The kind of thing I want to do is some post production on CDs and the like so I might just give Garage Band and Amadeus a whirl (given I already own them anyway) and see where it takes me.
Cheers, Dónal On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:30, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: > lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as good > in term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I cannot > afford studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of patience, more > patience then a good ear, I can make things sound very very very good. > People think I use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I do for people > I do use amadeus pro for my pro editing. I realize that's now what you > wanted to hear, but it does do the job quite literally for me. > > Tc and be blessed. > On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick <dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie> > wrote: > >> Hi folks, >> >> I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to >> happen :-) >> >> I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2. It's one >> of these long-term loan things. Now the only audio editor I have is >> Amadeus. I'd like to purchase something a bit better. You see, this is all >> good right? >> >> HEre's the bad bit though. It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely accessible. >> Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, actually sent me an >> email that seemed to have some human creativity in it. They tell me that >> there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. Protools 11 has >> regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've heard) and version 10 >> requires Lion. I don't have a machine running Lion so that screws that one >> up. So does anyone have other ideas? 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