Guys, this subject has briefly come up a time or two, though it's been discussed in only very little detail from what I can see.
Recently, I was very very fortunate to be given an Alva Satelite Pro 584 80 cell display. Yes, you heard right, donated! Don't ask. It was offered, and I took it before the person could change their mind. LOL! Anyway, so, I'm curious. Be it this display, or another one, doesn't matter, for those of you who own displays, be it stand alones, or be it ones on a note taker that you sometimes connect to yolur mac as a display, have you all found really any benefits of using both braille as well as speech output? Are there things you seem to be able to monitor or keep track of better with having a display, that without one, you feel it would make your workflow ever so slightly more difficult? Now that I have a display, and it's not one I'm borrowing or one that the state could take back or anything, this thing's mine forever, I'd really like to know how I could maybe put it to use in my music production, if at all. I'm thinking about seeing if Hadley School has a braille music corse, but that's a whole different topic. Anyway, like I said, I'd be extremely interested in talking with any of you either on list, off list, via phone, via Skype, e-mail, however you all see fit. I would just like to see how far I could maybe take this with my display to further enhance things, if at all. Or, on the contrary, do you all find that braille with PT more slows you down? Let me know. Chris. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pro Tools Accessibility" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
