I don't think it will even launch correctly with out knowing that 1, your iLock key is there. 2, knowing that compatible hardware is present. I think that's all you need, so if you have a cheep m-audio interface, and an iLock key, I think you are in business. lol.
GF On Jun 11, 2010, at 11:18 PM, John André Netland wrote: > Hi all, > > Does anyone know if it's possible to run any of the 8.0.4 flavors in trial > mode without hardware, to check out accessibility, browse through windows etc > just to get a sense of how it will work, before buying hardware and software? > > Thanks, > John André > > On 12. juni 2010, at 05.04, Scott Chesworth wrote: > >> Keith, >> >> Don't think we've been on the same list since Tiger days, good to see >> you're still around! >> >> 1. I'm running LE. Hoping to get a chance to mix on an HD system with >> a control24 hooked up sometime this week though. I'm reasonably >> certain that the hands-on control provided by control24 and Alex >> talking to me when I need him is going to be one of those "Honey, I'm >> home" moments. >> 2. As is so often the case, the menu system and preferences and most >> dialogs seem nice and tidy. The mix and edit windows (they're your two >> main everyday workspaces) are wonderfully tidy and thoroughly >> implimented, though I'm still figuring out the speediest ways of >> navigating to places with VO. Turned my VO sounds on for the first >> time in years tonight, because refreshing my memory of how these >> windows are physically laid out seems to be making a big difference. >> The plugins window has been pretty sweet with the standard plugin set, >> hoping that 3rd party plugs are integrated as well as this but not had >> time to try them yet. >> So far, the only things I've tried that have been consistently not >> visible to VO have been the floating windows (things like a bigger >> clock, floating transport, undo history and so on). Alternative ways >> of checking pretty much all of the info to be found in them have >> presented themselves so far, other than the system usage monitor... >> that would've been nice to have. >> >> All a bit cursory, but I'll keep reporting back as I investigate more. >> >> Scott >> >> On 6/12/10, Keith Reedy <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Hi Scott, >>> >>> Long time no talk. >>> >>> I have so many questions. >>> >>> 1: First of all, are you running the full version, or, le or what? >>> 2: Just how much is accessible? >>> >>> Enough for now. >>> >>> Keith Reedy >>> >>> Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from >>> Bibles For The Blind. >>> >>> http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml >>> >>> God gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him. J Hudson Taylor. >>> >>> >>> On Jun 11, 2010, at 9:00 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote: >>> >>>> Scott Chesworth of London UK reporting for duty. >>>> >>>> Currently running PT LE 8.0.4 on an Mbox 2 Pro and a slightly worse >>>> for ware Macbook Pro. Hoping to put funds into a beefier more >>>> bandworthy rig in a few months once I've gotten back into PT. I was a >>>> latecomer to the old crew of good people who used to use this DAW back >>>> in the OS 9 days, so have a grasp of the fundamentals and some >>>> residual knowledge to carry over. That said, I'd sooner eat my own >>>> boots than attempt a paid session with 8.0.4 today thanks to >>>> VoiceOver's navigation methods destroying the few workflows that I had >>>> left. It almost feels good to be a newbie again... almost. >>>> >>>> Man, I've just realised that I've waited years to write this haphazard >>>> post to someone! >>>> >>>> Cheers >>>> Scott >>> >>> >
