Re: Changing Plug-in Parameters with VoiceOver
Well, I use my focus 40 braille display. The whiz whells will let you change a value and it's a lot easier to roll it wheil playing to hear a change. Gord -Original Message- From: 722 Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 12:56 PM To: Pro Tools Accessibility Subject: Changing Plug-in Parameters with VoiceOver When changing certain parameter values the steps seem to be too fine, e.g. you have to press an arrow about ten times for an 0.1 dB decreasement. This behaviour can be observed in some Avid plug-ins (e.g. Normalize) and many third-party plug-ins as well (Izotope Denoiser etc.). It would be nice if VoiceOver could adjust parameters in larger steps (any known key commands for this?), the best solution would be a possibility to enter numeric values directly (this is mostly impossible because VoiceOver cursor position does not fit to the parameter position on the screen). Any suggestions to work around this issue? Jakub
Re: Pro Tools 9. Windows 7. Ain't got Digi cards. How to make it work with other hardware? Possible?
Hi Okay so I was really wrong about which drivers to use. Let's just be clear that I haven't touched windows in exactly ten years. You want asio drivers not wdm. My bad. the guide to windows 7 and Pro Tools. http://avid.custkb.com/avid/app/selfservice/search.jsp?DocId=349411 HTH --FC On Jul 15, 2011, at 2:42 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote: > ASIO drivers should work as well, and i do believe is the prefered > standard for pro audio on windows. WDM drivers are the generic windows > drivers for sound cards on windows so if you can use them as your > default system card, then chances are that wdm drivers has already > been installed. > > On 7/15/11, Ivan Saveliev wrote: >> Hi, >> >> First of all I must apologize in case my question's been answered but Safari >> is being busier than I am for some reason and I've got hours of audio to >> scrub through today. >> >> Anyways, read on the list sometime ago about Pro Tools 9 on Windows. Using >> JAWS cursor to access parameters that are currently inaccessible on Mac. >> There are quite a few preset libraries I'd like to convert using this >> workaround. >> >> My problem is that Pro Tools on Windows refuses to see any of my audio >> cards. Just says that no Avid/Digidesign hardware has been found and only >> lets me quit. I've got a MOTU 828 MKII and an Edirol UA-25 EX. Grapevine >> tells me I should be able to use these interfaces but it involves using WDM >> drivers. >> >> I'm a mac guy and hardly ever use Widows so I'm totally lost here. How does >> one go about getting Pro Tools to see 3rd party cards on Windows? I'm only >> able to find ASIO drivers for the MOTU and Edirol. Will put more time into >> it today but help/advice certainly appreciated. >> >> Have both Win 7 and XP installs. I'm not virtualizing Windows. Its running >> natively on my Dell XPS 9000 desktop.
Re: Pro Tools 9. Windows 7. Ain't got Digi cards. How to make it work with other hardware? Possible?
Have ASIO drivers installed. They work with other audio programs but Pro Tools just nags about no Digi/Avid hardware and quits without letting me configure anything. On 2011-07-15, at 2:42 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote: > ASIO drivers should work as well, and i do believe is the prefered > standard for pro audio on windows. WDM drivers are the generic windows > drivers for sound cards on windows so if you can use them as your > default system card, then chances are that wdm drivers has already > been installed. > > On 7/15/11, Ivan Saveliev wrote: >> Hi, >> >> First of all I must apologize in case my question's been answered but Safari >> is being busier than I am for some reason and I've got hours of audio to >> scrub through today. >> >> Anyways, read on the list sometime ago about Pro Tools 9 on Windows. Using >> JAWS cursor to access parameters that are currently inaccessible on Mac. >> There are quite a few preset libraries I'd like to convert using this >> workaround. >> >> My problem is that Pro Tools on Windows refuses to see any of my audio >> cards. Just says that no Avid/Digidesign hardware has been found and only >> lets me quit. I've got a MOTU 828 MKII and an Edirol UA-25 EX. Grapevine >> tells me I should be able to use these interfaces but it involves using WDM >> drivers. >> >> I'm a mac guy and hardly ever use Widows so I'm totally lost here. How does >> one go about getting Pro Tools to see 3rd party cards on Windows? I'm only >> able to find ASIO drivers for the MOTU and Edirol. Will put more time into >> it today but help/advice certainly appreciated. >> >> Have both Win 7 and XP installs. I'm not virtualizing Windows. Its running >> natively on my Dell XPS 9000 desktop.
Re: Pro Tools 9. Windows 7. Ain't got Digi cards. How to make it work with other hardware? Possible?
ASIO drivers should work as well, and i do believe is the prefered standard for pro audio on windows. WDM drivers are the generic windows drivers for sound cards on windows so if you can use them as your default system card, then chances are that wdm drivers has already been installed. On 7/15/11, Ivan Saveliev wrote: > Hi, > > First of all I must apologize in case my question's been answered but Safari > is being busier than I am for some reason and I've got hours of audio to > scrub through today. > > Anyways, read on the list sometime ago about Pro Tools 9 on Windows. Using > JAWS cursor to access parameters that are currently inaccessible on Mac. > There are quite a few preset libraries I'd like to convert using this > workaround. > > My problem is that Pro Tools on Windows refuses to see any of my audio > cards. Just says that no Avid/Digidesign hardware has been found and only > lets me quit. I've got a MOTU 828 MKII and an Edirol UA-25 EX. Grapevine > tells me I should be able to use these interfaces but it involves using WDM > drivers. > > I'm a mac guy and hardly ever use Widows so I'm totally lost here. How does > one go about getting Pro Tools to see 3rd party cards on Windows? I'm only > able to find ASIO drivers for the MOTU and Edirol. Will put more time into > it today but help/advice certainly appreciated. > > Have both Win 7 and XP installs. I'm not virtualizing Windows. Its running > natively on my Dell XPS 9000 desktop.
Pro Tools 9. Windows 7. Ain't got Digi cards. How to make it work with other hardware? Possible?
Hi, First of all I must apologize in case my question's been answered but Safari is being busier than I am for some reason and I've got hours of audio to scrub through today. Anyways, read on the list sometime ago about Pro Tools 9 on Windows. Using JAWS cursor to access parameters that are currently inaccessible on Mac. There are quite a few preset libraries I'd like to convert using this workaround. My problem is that Pro Tools on Windows refuses to see any of my audio cards. Just says that no Avid/Digidesign hardware has been found and only lets me quit. I've got a MOTU 828 MKII and an Edirol UA-25 EX. Grapevine tells me I should be able to use these interfaces but it involves using WDM drivers. I'm a mac guy and hardly ever use Widows so I'm totally lost here. How does one go about getting Pro Tools to see 3rd party cards on Windows? I'm only able to find ASIO drivers for the MOTU and Edirol. Will put more time into it today but help/advice certainly appreciated. Have both Win 7 and XP installs. I'm not virtualizing Windows. Its running natively on my Dell XPS 9000 desktop.
Re: From joy to frustration - important tip
Great, thanks tim. On 7/15/11, Tim Burgess wrote: > OK, I'll do some more fiddling. I'm using V9, so that might be the > difference. I have Omnisphere kicking around here on my PC rig, but haven't > had time to install and try it on a Mac yet. Will report back as and when > (grin). > > Best wishes. > > Tim Burgess > Raised Bar Ltd > Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 > > Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology at > > http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm > > > > -Original Message- > From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf > Of Gary Readfern-Gray > Sent: 15 July 2011 15:20 > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip > > Hi tim, well that's weird. > > Well, what happend for me was that I found that I was in the track list and > regardless of the track I was on, even if I pressed vo space to select it, > When I pressed shift m, for example, a seeming random track got muted and it > was always that track, regardless of what I did with the keyboard focus > buttons. > > I have some vision, so had been playing around with the selector tool and > clicking on track ets. > > When I looked through the keyboard shortcuts manual, the shift +s m and r > keys apply to the selected track. I'm not sure what Pro Tools classifies as > being the selected track but here's what I noticed. > > When I uncheck link track and edit selection, If you click on a track, solo, > mute and arming works for that track, however, if you select a different > track by using vo in the track list, those keys will still apply to the > previously selected track. > > If you select that menu option, When you select a different track in the > track list, the insertion point moves to the newly selected track and the > keys work correctly for that track. > > That's the long version of the polava I went through to get it working for > me. I'm using the very first version that became accessible last June, so > there may be a more recent update that works differently, but I'm glad we've > both got it working. > > I was playing around with xpand 2 yesterday, that's very accessible as well, > though not as good as Omnisphere which I really want to get, does anyone > know if any of that is accessible with VO? > > Gazza > > On 7/15/11, Tim Burgess wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I've finally had a chance to play with this. Slau's Command+Option+1 >> made the difference for me. Enabling Link Track and Edit Selection >> just meant that the Shift+Letter combinations would only be applied to >> tracks that were actively selected. Unchecking this option allowed me to > mute, solo, etc. >> whatever track I was positioned on within the table, regardless of its >> selection state. >> >> Best wishes. >> >> Tim Burgess >> Raised Bar Ltd >> Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 >> >> Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology >> at >> >> http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm >> >> >> >> -Original Message- >> From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On >> Behalf Of Gary Readfern-Gray >> Sent: 14 July 2011 00:36 >> To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com >> Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip >> >> OK Guys I finally figured it out. Tim I think this will sort out your >> problem. with the Shift + r M or s keys. >> >> To get these keys to work, you have to go to the options menu and >> check the item labeled "Link track and edit selection" >> >> Enjoy. >> >> Gazza >> >> On 12 Jul 2011, at 21:28, Slau Halatyn wrote: >> >>> In the Digidesign folder, go to the Documentation folder, then into >>> the >> Pro Tools subfolder and you'll find a pdf document with all of the >> keyboard shortcuts. Also, right in the Help menu you'll find the same > document. >>> >>> To copy an entire section across all tracks, enable the "All" Group. >>> Then >> scrub anywhere in the song. Go to the beginning of your desired >> section and then select the range, copy, move to the place you wish to >> paste and press Command-v. Pro Tools will paste all the regions to their > respective tracks. >>> >>> That's the short version of the story. Depending upon whether you're >>> in >> bars/beats or minutes:seconds, your needs might be a little different. >> I'm not going to get into the minutiae without knowing precisely what >> you're doing but that's the idea. Remember to turn off the All group >> when you're done or else you might run into trouble. >>> >>> HTH, >>> >>> Slau >>> >>> On Jul 12, 2011, at 4:11 PM, Gary Readfern-Gray wrote: >>> Hi, Thanks so much all for the help. I didn't quite get to the bottom of why >> it wasn't working before now but it's working great now regardless it >> seems of selecting or otherwise the keyboard focus buttons. maybe >> because I've shut and reopend the session since I last tried. So, back >> to joy again. I'm already more productive after 24 hours than I was in >> Logic after about
RE: From joy to frustration - important tip
OK, I'll do some more fiddling. I'm using V9, so that might be the difference. I have Omnisphere kicking around here on my PC rig, but haven't had time to install and try it on a Mac yet. Will report back as and when (grin). Best wishes. Tim Burgess Raised Bar Ltd Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology at http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm -Original Message- From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Gary Readfern-Gray Sent: 15 July 2011 15:20 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip Hi tim, well that's weird. Well, what happend for me was that I found that I was in the track list and regardless of the track I was on, even if I pressed vo space to select it, When I pressed shift m, for example, a seeming random track got muted and it was always that track, regardless of what I did with the keyboard focus buttons. I have some vision, so had been playing around with the selector tool and clicking on track ets. When I looked through the keyboard shortcuts manual, the shift +s m and r keys apply to the selected track. I'm not sure what Pro Tools classifies as being the selected track but here's what I noticed. When I uncheck link track and edit selection, If you click on a track, solo, mute and arming works for that track, however, if you select a different track by using vo in the track list, those keys will still apply to the previously selected track. If you select that menu option, When you select a different track in the track list, the insertion point moves to the newly selected track and the keys work correctly for that track. That's the long version of the polava I went through to get it working for me. I'm using the very first version that became accessible last June, so there may be a more recent update that works differently, but I'm glad we've both got it working. I was playing around with xpand 2 yesterday, that's very accessible as well, though not as good as Omnisphere which I really want to get, does anyone know if any of that is accessible with VO? Gazza On 7/15/11, Tim Burgess wrote: > Hi, > > I've finally had a chance to play with this. Slau's Command+Option+1 > made the difference for me. Enabling Link Track and Edit Selection > just meant that the Shift+Letter combinations would only be applied to > tracks that were actively selected. Unchecking this option allowed me to mute, solo, etc. > whatever track I was positioned on within the table, regardless of its > selection state. > > Best wishes. > > Tim Burgess > Raised Bar Ltd > Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 > > Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology > at > > http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm > > > > -Original Message- > From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On > Behalf Of Gary Readfern-Gray > Sent: 14 July 2011 00:36 > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip > > OK Guys I finally figured it out. Tim I think this will sort out your > problem. with the Shift + r M or s keys. > > To get these keys to work, you have to go to the options menu and > check the item labeled "Link track and edit selection" > > Enjoy. > > Gazza > > On 12 Jul 2011, at 21:28, Slau Halatyn wrote: > >> In the Digidesign folder, go to the Documentation folder, then into >> the > Pro Tools subfolder and you'll find a pdf document with all of the > keyboard shortcuts. Also, right in the Help menu you'll find the same document. >> >> To copy an entire section across all tracks, enable the "All" Group. >> Then > scrub anywhere in the song. Go to the beginning of your desired > section and then select the range, copy, move to the place you wish to > paste and press Command-v. Pro Tools will paste all the regions to their respective tracks. >> >> That's the short version of the story. Depending upon whether you're >> in > bars/beats or minutes:seconds, your needs might be a little different. > I'm not going to get into the minutiae without knowing precisely what > you're doing but that's the idea. Remember to turn off the All group > when you're done or else you might run into trouble. >> >> HTH, >> >> Slau >> >> On Jul 12, 2011, at 4:11 PM, Gary Readfern-Gray wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Thanks so much all for the help. I didn't quite get to the bottom of >>> why > it wasn't working before now but it's working great now regardless it > seems of selecting or otherwise the keyboard focus buttons. maybe > because I've shut and reopend the session since I last tried. So, back > to joy again. I'm already more productive after 24 hours than I was in > Logic after about 9 months and being able to find and set my EQ paramaters, at long last!! >>> >>> So, at risk of becoming boring with my enthusiasm, Where can I get a >>> list > of shortcut keys for PT 8? I particularly want to
Re: Control surface&hardware equalicer.
Gary. Unhappy I have not a mac yet. I want the control surface to make the pos productions of the recorders that I made in the field. For this recordings a good EQ is required. And my intention with these hardware is perfomr these tasks. Marking selections, equalization, etc while I listening the recording. All the best, Juan. - Original Message - From: "Gary Readfern-Gray" To: Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 11:05 AM Subject: Re: Control surface&hardware equalicer. Hi Juan, How are you going to make the recordings? What I mean is, what are you going to control with your control serface? If you already have a Mac, you could get Pro Tools and a control serface for well under $1200. If you did that, I'm fairly sure you can control the EQ that you get inside Pro Tools From your control serface. So you wouldn't need a sepparate hardware EQ unless you wanted one. Just my 2 cents worth. Let us know a bit more about what you want to record and I'm sure those who know more than me can help you out. On 7/15/11, Juan Pablo wrote: Hello all, Firstly, sorry for this question that not regard protools. I'm searching for a control surface and hardware graphic equalicer to conect on the Controler. I work with nature recording and my intention is set parameters, marks selections, equalization without to go in the menus. While I listening the recording I pretend perform these tasks. Is possible conect a eq hardware in a control surface? My budget is prety short (about 1200 USD. Thanks a lot, Juan.
Re: From joy to frustration - important tip
Hi tim, well that's weird. Well, what happend for me was that I found that I was in the track list and regardless of the track I was on, even if I pressed vo space to select it, When I pressed shift m, for example, a seeming random track got muted and it was always that track, regardless of what I did with the keyboard focus buttons. I have some vision, so had been playing around with the selector tool and clicking on track ets. When I looked through the keyboard shortcuts manual, the shift +s m and r keys apply to the selected track. I'm not sure what Pro Tools classifies as being the selected track but here's what I noticed. When I uncheck link track and edit selection, If you click on a track, solo, mute and arming works for that track, however, if you select a different track by using vo in the track list, those keys will still apply to the previously selected track. If you select that menu option, When you select a different track in the track list, the insertion point moves to the newly selected track and the keys work correctly for that track. That's the long version of the polava I went through to get it working for me. I'm using the very first version that became accessible last June, so there may be a more recent update that works differently, but I'm glad we've both got it working. I was playing around with xpand 2 yesterday, that's very accessible as well, though not as good as Omnisphere which I really want to get, does anyone know if any of that is accessible with VO? Gazza On 7/15/11, Tim Burgess wrote: > Hi, > > I've finally had a chance to play with this. Slau's Command+Option+1 made > the difference for me. Enabling Link Track and Edit Selection just meant > that the Shift+Letter combinations would only be applied to tracks that were > actively selected. Unchecking this option allowed me to mute, solo, etc. > whatever track I was positioned on within the table, regardless of its > selection state. > > Best wishes. > > Tim Burgess > Raised Bar Ltd > Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 > > Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology at > > http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm > > > > -Original Message- > From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf > Of Gary Readfern-Gray > Sent: 14 July 2011 00:36 > To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip > > OK Guys I finally figured it out. Tim I think this will sort out your > problem. with the Shift + r M or s keys. > > To get these keys to work, you have to go to the options menu and check the > item labeled "Link track and edit selection" > > Enjoy. > > Gazza > > On 12 Jul 2011, at 21:28, Slau Halatyn wrote: > >> In the Digidesign folder, go to the Documentation folder, then into the > Pro Tools subfolder and you'll find a pdf document with all of the keyboard > shortcuts. Also, right in the Help menu you'll find the same document. >> >> To copy an entire section across all tracks, enable the "All" Group. Then > scrub anywhere in the song. Go to the beginning of your desired section and > then select the range, copy, move to the place you wish to paste and press > Command-v. Pro Tools will paste all the regions to their respective tracks. >> >> That's the short version of the story. Depending upon whether you're in > bars/beats or minutes:seconds, your needs might be a little different. I'm > not going to get into the minutiae without knowing precisely what you're > doing but that's the idea. Remember to turn off the All group when you're > done or else you might run into trouble. >> >> HTH, >> >> Slau >> >> On Jul 12, 2011, at 4:11 PM, Gary Readfern-Gray wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Thanks so much all for the help. I didn't quite get to the bottom of why > it wasn't working before now but it's working great now regardless it seems > of selecting or otherwise the keyboard focus buttons. maybe because I've > shut and reopend the session since I last tried. So, back to joy again. I'm > already more productive after 24 hours than I was in Logic after about 9 > months and being able to find and set my EQ paramaters, at long last!! >>> >>> So, at risk of becoming boring with my enthusiasm, Where can I get a list > of shortcut keys for PT 8? I particularly want to be ableto select and copy > audio around. >>> >>> One question, is it possible accessibly to copy, let's say a verse of a > song across all the tracks and paste it in the next verse along and have all > the music placed in the correct tracks? I never figgured out how to do that > in Sonar and doing that track by track gets very old, very quickly. >>> >>> P.S >>> >>> Kevin, I also have Superior drummer, so if there's anything I can help > with on a preset front, just mail me, though of course, I'm still new to PT. >>> >>> Gazza, >>> On 12 Jul 2011, at 19:38, Tim Burgess wrote: >>> Hey Slau, I think you've stopped me going crazy - I was also having problems with the
Re: Control surface&hardware equalicer.
Hi Juan, How are you going to make the recordings? What I mean is, what are you going to control with your control serface? If you already have a Mac, you could get Pro Tools and a control serface for well under $1200. If you did that, I'm fairly sure you can control the EQ that you get inside Pro Tools From your control serface. So you wouldn't need a sepparate hardware EQ unless you wanted one. Just my 2 cents worth. Let us know a bit more about what you want to record and I'm sure those who know more than me can help you out. On 7/15/11, Juan Pablo wrote: > Hello all, > > Firstly, sorry for this question that not regard protools. > > I'm searching for a control surface and hardware graphic equalicer to conect > on the Controler. I work with nature recording and my intention is set > parameters, marks selections, equalization without to go in the menus. While > I listening the recording I pretend perform these tasks. > Is possible conect a eq hardware in a control surface? My budget is prety > short (about 1200 USD. > > Thanks a lot, > Juan.
Control surface&hardware equalicer.
Hello all, Firstly, sorry for this question that not regard protools. I'm searching for a control surface and hardware graphic equalicer to conect on the Controler. I work with nature recording and my intention is set parameters, marks selections, equalization without to go in the menus. While I listening the recording I pretend perform these tasks. Is possible conect a eq hardware in a control surface? My budget is prety short (about 1200 USD. Thanks a lot, Juan.
RE: From joy to frustration - important tip
Hi, I've finally had a chance to play with this. Slau's Command+Option+1 made the difference for me. Enabling Link Track and Edit Selection just meant that the Shift+Letter combinations would only be applied to tracks that were actively selected. Unchecking this option allowed me to mute, solo, etc. whatever track I was positioned on within the table, regardless of its selection state. Best wishes. Tim Burgess Raised Bar Ltd Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music technology at http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm -Original Message- From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Gary Readfern-Gray Sent: 14 July 2011 00:36 To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: From joy to frustration - important tip OK Guys I finally figured it out. Tim I think this will sort out your problem. with the Shift + r M or s keys. To get these keys to work, you have to go to the options menu and check the item labeled "Link track and edit selection" Enjoy. Gazza On 12 Jul 2011, at 21:28, Slau Halatyn wrote: > In the Digidesign folder, go to the Documentation folder, then into the Pro Tools subfolder and you'll find a pdf document with all of the keyboard shortcuts. Also, right in the Help menu you'll find the same document. > > To copy an entire section across all tracks, enable the "All" Group. Then scrub anywhere in the song. Go to the beginning of your desired section and then select the range, copy, move to the place you wish to paste and press Command-v. Pro Tools will paste all the regions to their respective tracks. > > That's the short version of the story. Depending upon whether you're in bars/beats or minutes:seconds, your needs might be a little different. I'm not going to get into the minutiae without knowing precisely what you're doing but that's the idea. Remember to turn off the All group when you're done or else you might run into trouble. > > HTH, > > Slau > > On Jul 12, 2011, at 4:11 PM, Gary Readfern-Gray wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Thanks so much all for the help. I didn't quite get to the bottom of why it wasn't working before now but it's working great now regardless it seems of selecting or otherwise the keyboard focus buttons. maybe because I've shut and reopend the session since I last tried. So, back to joy again. I'm already more productive after 24 hours than I was in Logic after about 9 months and being able to find and set my EQ paramaters, at long last!! >> >> So, at risk of becoming boring with my enthusiasm, Where can I get a list of shortcut keys for PT 8? I particularly want to be ableto select and copy audio around. >> >> One question, is it possible accessibly to copy, let's say a verse of a song across all the tracks and paste it in the next verse along and have all the music placed in the correct tracks? I never figgured out how to do that in Sonar and doing that track by track gets very old, very quickly. >> >> P.S >> >> Kevin, I also have Superior drummer, so if there's anything I can help with on a preset front, just mail me, though of course, I'm still new to PT. >> >> Gazza, >> On 12 Jul 2011, at 19:38, Tim Burgess wrote: >> >>> Hey Slau, >>> >>> I think you've stopped me going crazy - I was also having problems >>> with the >>> Shift+Letter combinations in the Mix window. I'll give this a try >>> Shift+and see >>> if I can do the mute, solo and arm functions now. >>> >>> Best wishes. >>> >>> Tim Burgess >>> Raised Bar Ltd >>> Phone: +44 (0)1827 719822 >>> >>> Don't forget to vote for improved access to music and music >>> technology at >>> >>> http://www.raisedbar.net/petition.htm >>> >>> >>> >>> -Original Message- >>> From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] >>> On Behalf Of Slau Halatyn >>> Sent: 12 July 2011 13:06 >>> To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com >>> Subject: Re: From joy to frustration! >>> >>> Hi Gazza, >>> >>> Use Command-Option-1 to use Commands focus mode. There are two other >>> modes which are, if I remember correctly, Audio Regions and Groups >>> focus mode and they are Command-Option-2 and Command-Option-3 >>> respectively. There's also a keyboard focus button right in the >>> window but, if the tracks list isn't displayed, you can't access >>> that button. what Kevin mentioned about the Mix window display >>> buttons should help you get it to be visible. I think there's also a menu item to display the tracks list. >>> >>> HTH, >>> >>> Slau >>> >>> On Jul 12, 2011, at 3:49 AM, Gary Readfern-Gray wrote: >>> Hi Listers, Well, I bought a mac about a year ago because I wanted to start using Pro >>> Tools, but when the accessible version finally arrived, I found >>> getting around a session so clunky and horrible to use, I bought >>> Logic and have been using that, I have a little sight so I was stumbling along with it. Then, after months and months of using Logic, I
