Hi Dave,
Daw just stands for digital audio workstation meaning programs like sonar or
reper.
Yes daw software is quite accessible by adding some scripts and such to your
jaws installation.
But I guess your unit is supposed to maybe controlled by a vst, and nobody
knows, if that VST itself is too accessible.
So that could cause a little trouble. But on the other hand it could also be
that your unit is controlled by midi, and then it's another and better
story. :-)
But then again. then you could just use your daw as intended, and wouldnt
need your recorder.
Best regards
Brian
-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
From: Dave Trevino
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 7:40 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: DAW software and related topics
Hi Everyone,
I own a stand-alone Zoom HD8 hard disk digital recorder. It is menue
driven, but has no speech for navigating the menues. Nevertheless, over
time I have been able to learn how to access some of its features, and am
in the process of writing a guide for totally blind users. One of its
supposed selling points is that it can be connected to a computer and used
in conjunction with it through the use of DAW software. Does anybody know
if JAWS can deal with DAW software? Thanks for any information in this
regard.
Staying a laugh ahead of life,
Dave Trevino
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