Hi Yuma, Thanks for your message. I will be in touch soon. Kind
regards. Jason
Yuma Decaux wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been following this thread since you posted it, as well as the
> responses. I believe it's generally due to how much effort has already been
> spent by everyone to make accessibil
Hi Christopher, I am sorry if I offended you, I am also sorry to
single you out, it's just that I was quite shocked to read your post.
I don't usually communicate my thoughts in such an antaganistic
mannour, so it's a bit supprising when I come across this kind of
thing. However, I do appreciate an
G, thanks for rubbin it in.
You know, you obviously wanna go public with this being you're putting it on
the list, so I'm only gonna respect that wish by doing the same in return.
If you wanna single me out, that's fine, but, the least you could a done is
to do so privately, if you didn't like
Actually, I'm not embarrassed at all, at what I said.
I still mean absolutely every single word of it, and I'm glad you're not
offended, as I'm not holding a gun to your head telling you to be such.
Only you control if you are or not, so glad to see you're not so.
Chris.
- Original Messa
Hey Guys, Just to clarify, I singled out Christopher-Mark Gilland, and
not Chris Norman. Kind regards. Jason
studiojay wrote:
> Hey Guys, first of all, not 1 cent of that money is for me. My benefit
> would be improved accessibility just like all of you. I just happen to
> have respect for the cou
Hey Guys, first of all, not 1 cent of that money is for me. My benefit
would be improved accessibility just like all of you. I just happen to
have respect for the countless hours my brother-in-law will need to
put in for such a project. This is why I suggested we all chip in to
make it worth his wh
Oh, ok, I thought he was wanting to modify the edit window.
Did I miss something. If so, I'd like to be the first to maturely step up
and profusely apologize for my attitude.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "Slau Halatyn"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:02 AM
Subject: R
The MIDI Event List isn't accessible. It is possible to record MIDI and edit it
just as you would audio. The audio editing is completely accessible. I think
there might've been a misunderstanding here about that.
Slau
You wrote:
My clients really don't care weather or not the midi event editor is
accessible. If I can't do the job, they will go to some one else.
Now wait a minute here! What part of the editor are you having problems
with? I see people like Kevin Reeves, or Slau etc. who use the editer
pret
A lot of things have been said on the topic in this thread as well as past
threads on similar subjects. I just thought I'd share my personal thoughts.
As far as Pro Tools being, whatever, 70 percent accessible, Yes, it isn't
totally there yet and, for some, that's a deal breaker, especially if a
Here here!
From: Chris Norman
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:05 AM
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Project to make pro tools more accessible right away.
Hehe, no worries.
I was meerly making the point that if I sold you a program for the same price
as Pro Tools, with exactly
Hehe, no worries.
I was meerly making the point that if I sold you a program for the same
price as Pro Tools, with exactly the same functionality, but with 0
accessibility, you're hardly going to say "Well, this is just as
worthless as Pro Tools", you're going to go "Yippe, Pro Tools is better
Chris,
Thanks for the input, and you raise a good point, I said 70%, that's just a
guess, but who's arguing over numbers!
Its very accessible, but not completely accessible, maybe 70% isn't the right
number!
Just want to wash my hands of that figure! haha!
Brian.
From: Chris Norman
Sen
I hate to pile yet more pecimism into this thread, but my good friend
Stuart Thomas, formally of the RNIB here in England, wrote the quickeys
shortcuts for Logic Pro, and they were nothing short of a nightmare.
They worked perfectly on his machine, but not on another friend of
mine's identical
Hi,
I have been following this thread since you posted it, as well as the
responses. I believe it's generally due to how much effort has already been
spent by everyone to make accessibility improvements, then life takes over,
things get sour and disenchanted.
I am however not in that categor
Hi Ronald, Jason and All,
Firstly, Ronnald has hit on an important point here. Brian Smart aside from
being a valued contributer to the list has worked on a lot of accessability
stuff to my knowledge, and like Ronnald, as far as I remember he was working on
assessing the usefulness of quick ke
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