Hi all

I’ve been here about two years ago for a short time and then thought it to be a 
good idea to go with logic pro. Well, I finally got fed up with everything and 
would like to get happy with pro tools. Don’t know why I didn’t just give it a 
try earlier.

I already have installed Pro Tools First and the Flo tools scripts. I thought 
I’d try with pro tools first before I go serious.
But now I’m not sure if this was a good idea because it seems I’m missing the 
general settings menu of pro tools where I wanted to make sure all options are 
set for optimal work with flo tools.
I’m not able to perform the mac standard action for CMD+, to open the settings 
of a program.
And I was hoping I could get my Mackie MCU Pro control surface to work with Pro 
Tools First and set it into HUI mode. but It’s not working so far and I think 
I’m not able to integrate it into Pro tools first without the necessary options 
available. Do you know if the free Pro tools first is really that limited on 
functionality?
Should I just go for the middle Pro Tools which would cost about $599 as a 
perpetual licence?

For now I’m a bit stuck because I think the flo tools scripts are probably not 
working completely because of the pro tools first limitations?
Well, some things are working like turning the metronome click on or off. But 
other things like single key presses like t give no reaction.

And I have another big question which might be related to pro tools in my 
future:
Does anybody of you know or even have a IZ Radar system?

http://www.izcorp.com

Originally I wanted to buy a maxed out mac mini or even an iMac, should I 
finally be efficient with pro tools. But Now I’m considering a radar studio 
with the session controller. This can be used stand alone or integrated with 
pro tools and other DAWs, if desired. It sounds so good and promising that I’d 
like to find out if this can really be used without sight.
I guess there is no chance to have a screen reader in radar mode - but in DAW 
mode one could maybe use a screen reader like jaws and have some speech 
feedback?

My biggest motivation to get a radar studio is the supposed tape-like way of 
editing audio. I find it much to complicated to do this in logic or other 
programs for that matter. Just par example to set a begin and end of something 
and cut it out, move, copy etc.
I don’t wish having to interact with some regions and remember some funny 
selecting quirks of a program. I’d like to have a tape-like hardware where just 
simple and pleasing key presses will do the job, like I used to have in the 
years of minidisc recorders and their t-mark function.
So, if anyone of you know more about radar or even have one I’d be very 
delighted to hear from you.

Thanks in advance
Ben

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