Hi Poppa,
waves tune is not accessible yet.
If everybody keeps emailing waves may be we can get that last button that needs
to bee seen!
I have it from the waves teem Higher ups, Can't name names here... that
waves CEO Gilad Keren reads the email from comme...@waves.com
So start emailing
yeah, it's by far the best/most natural one. I wish we could use it.
At 11:20 AM 6/17/2014, you wrote:
I think that many use either waves tune, or Auto Tune. Some of my clients
are becoming more familiar with Melodyne so that is why I asked about that
particular one.
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I'm a fan of Studio Devil's products. What are other people using for
guitar amp modelling plug-ins?
I still prefer hardware, i.e. an actual amp with a mic in front of
it, but that isn't always practical or possible.
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Hi André,
I'm using the
Waves GTR Amp,
The rub is you need a controller to access the parameters.
Its the best I've heard so far though! :)
YMMV
Chuck
On Jun 17, 2014, at 1:16 PM, John André Lium-Netland wrote:
Hi,
I have played with ReCabinet and Guitar Rig Pro in PT11. They are not very
Hi:
Autotune 7 is amazingly accessible with pro tools, though I haven't tried it
as an AAX plug. IT's been a while since I've tried it because of
authorization issues and Antares is not being very friendly about it.
Gord
-Original Message-
From: Chris Smart
Sent:
Hi, We can't give up on mailing companies about accessibility of their
plugins as it is like if we stop emailing them about it it is like
saying your right we don't need to be able to use the plugins the sited
can use. I would suggest you keep emailing them and perhaps even
researching phone
Lol, Nick, I'd love to live in your world man. There is definitely a
time to accept that a situation is what it is and move along to try
and make a positive impact somewhere else. You can't win 'em all, but
you can depress the hell out of yourself trying.
Btw, if involvement from a major
Hi, Well it does not hurt to write them about these issues I mean the
plugin developers about the legal issues regarding accessibility in an
educational setting as even if you yourself are not in one others are and
it could also be they just have never met a blind person who uses pro
tools. None
I'm not saying don't write to people, I'm saying take the approach
that's gonna get on the right side of people and use your energy the
most effective way you can. It doesn't hurt to write to developers and
companies to make them aware of your existence and whatever usability
issues you're
Scott, that is the most useful post I've read on any list in a long time!
To summarize: don't just come across as a winy
entitled blind person with an enormous chip on
your shoulder. (grin) Oops, I'll leave this to
Scott who is much more diplomatic.
At 10:27 PM 6/17/2014, you wrote:
I'm
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