Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-25 Thread Kevin Reeves 
I had sent him a private message off list, but I'm not sure if he  got it. You 
can contact me on my private email which is m...@kevinreeves.net.  

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 22, 2017, at 9:47 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
> 
> Hello Again
> Remote training is the best for me, because i am living in Denmark.
> Thanks for the link, i have bought equipment in Denmark, because i have to 
> pay vat and other taxes for my gear, and it will be 
> relatively expensive.
> The only recording device I may need is a small ProTools midi surface, but i 
> think i have to find a device in Denmark.
> Best regards
> Jørgen
>
>  
>> On 21 Jul 2017, at 21.13, Katie Zodrow  wrote:
>> 
>> Cool. I looked at the I See Music site last night. Yep, their training 
>> program sounds great for learning ProTools and the Mac. I think you would 
>> probably have to attend the class in Chicago though for 7 weeks. Too bad it 
>> isn’t one on one or remote training, but that’s nice they can help with 
>> getting equipment.
>> Katie
>>> On Jul 21, 2017, at 6:22 AM, Ramy Moustafa  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> am also trying to find a  place to get training there, but  I need
>>> something through Skype or  Facetime,.
>>> Also, not to be so expensive for me
>>> 
 On 7/21/17, Andre Woods  wrote:
 You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I just
 completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get equipment
 312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you.
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
> On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
> wrote:
> 
> Hello Ramy
> This is Jørgen from Denmark.
> 
> Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and begin to
> learn about using it.
> 
> After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using
> ProTools, for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the
> mailing list, but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad,
> I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my control
> panel on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for VoiceOver users.
> One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template for me
> and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
> He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools, that
> can use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
> I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes but
> mostly with advanced stuff.
> 
> But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
> 
>best regards
> Jørgen
> 
> 
> 
>> On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hello:
>> 
>> Ramy is here From Egypt.
>> am new like you, but I got all my
> 
>> mation through this great mailing list,
>> 
>> I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
>> tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
>> tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
>> 
>> after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
>> 
>> Have a great day
>> 
>>> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
>>> Hello all
>>> 
>>> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools
>>> together
>>> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup,
>>> you
>>> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy
>>> more
>>> before I can begin
>>> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make
>>> music
>>> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible
>>> with
>>> a screenreader.
>>> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to
>>> have
>>> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
>>> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I
>>> have
>>> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
>>> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my
>>> music on
>>> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
>>> accessibility in mind.
>>> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that
>>> will
>>> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
>>> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use,
>>> I
>>> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools
>>> user
>>> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or
>>> Facetime,
>>> feel free to contact me,
>>> I hope anyone can help me

Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-25 Thread Scott Chesworth 
Just another voice vouching for Kevin Reeves. Good teacher, and a
thoroughly nice chap to boot. He's easily reachable via a Google
search.

Scott

On 7/25/17, Phil Muir  wrote:
> The IC Music training is great.  Also Kevin Reaves on list does training so
> it may be worth chatting to him.
>
> On 21 July 2017 06:47:18 BST, Andre Woods 
> wrote:
>>You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I
>>just completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get
>>equipment  312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you.
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
>>wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello Ramy
>>> This is Jørgen from Denmark.
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and
>>begin to learn about using it.
>>>
>>> After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using
>>ProTools, for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the
>>mailing list, but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad,
>>
>>> I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my
>>control panel on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for
>>VoiceOver users.
>>> One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template
>>for me and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
>>> He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools,
>>that can use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
>>> I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes
>>but mostly with advanced stuff.
>>>
>>> But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
>>>
>>>  best regards
>>> Jørgen
>>>
>>>
>>>
 On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa 
>>wrote:

 Hello:

 Ramy is here From Egypt.
 am new like you, but I got all my
>>>
 mation through this great mailing list,

 I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
 tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
 tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.

 after that , you can see what are you doing to do.

 Have a great day

> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools
>>together
> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio
>>setup, you
> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy
>>more
> before I can begin
> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make
>>music
> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very
>>accessible with
> a screenreader.
> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to
>>have
> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years,
>>and I have
> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my
>>music on
> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast
>>with
> accessibility in mind.
> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person
>>that will
> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be
>>glad.
> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools
>>use, I
> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good
>>ProTools user
> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or
>>Facetime,
> feel free to contact me,
> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Best regards
> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
>
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-25 Thread Phil Muir 
The IC Music training is great.  Also Kevin Reaves on list does training so it 
may be worth chatting to him.

On 21 July 2017 06:47:18 BST, Andre Woods  wrote:
>You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I
>just completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get
>equipment  312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you. 
>
>Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
>wrote:
>> 
>> Hello Ramy
>> This is Jørgen from Denmark.
>> 
>> Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and
>begin to learn about using it.
>> 
>> After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using
>ProTools, for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the
>mailing list, but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad,
>
>> I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my
>control panel on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for
>VoiceOver users. 
>> One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template
>for me and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
>> He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools,
>that can use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
>> I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes
>but mostly with advanced stuff.
>> 
>> But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
>> 
>>  best regards
>> Jørgen
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa 
>wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hello:
>>> 
>>> Ramy is here From Egypt.
>>> am new like you, but I got all my
>> 
>>> mation through this great mailing list,
>>> 
>>> I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
>>> tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
>>> tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
>>> 
>>> after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
>>> 
>>> Have a great day
>>> 
 On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
 Hello all
 
 I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools
>together
 with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio
>setup, you
 can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy
>more
 before I can begin
 For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make
>music
 with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very
>accessible with
 a screenreader.
 I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to
>have
 more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
 In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years,
>and I have
 tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
 Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my
>music on
 my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast
>with
 accessibility in mind.
 I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person
>that will
 helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be
>glad.
 If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools
>use, I
 will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good
>ProTools user
 and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or
>Facetime,
 feel free to contact me,
 I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
 Thanks in advance.
 
 Best regards
 Jørgen Skov Nielsen
 
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>>> Faculty ofmusical education
>>> Music arranger and Sound engineer @:
>>> Harmony Recording Studio
>>> https://www.facebook.com/HarmonyRecordingStudio.eg
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-22 Thread Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
Hello Again
Remote training is the best for me, because i am living in Denmark.
Thanks for the link, i have bought equipment in Denmark, because i have to pay 
vat and other taxes for my gear, and it will be 
relatively expensive.
The only recording device I may need is a small ProTools midi surface, but i 
think i have to find a device in Denmark.
Best regards
Jørgen
   
 
> On 21 Jul 2017, at 21.13, Katie Zodrow  wrote:
> 
> Cool. I looked at the I See Music site last night. Yep, their training 
> program sounds great for learning ProTools and the Mac. I think you would 
> probably have to attend the class in Chicago though for 7 weeks. Too bad it 
> isn’t one on one or remote training, but that’s nice they can help with 
> getting equipment.
> Katie
>> On Jul 21, 2017, at 6:22 AM, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
>> 
>> am also trying to find a  place to get training there, but  I need
>> something through Skype or  Facetime,.
>> Also, not to be so expensive for me
>> 
>> On 7/21/17, Andre Woods  wrote:
>>> You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I just
>>> completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get equipment
>>> 312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
 On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
 wrote:
 
 Hello Ramy
 This is Jørgen from Denmark.
 
 Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and begin to
 learn about using it.
 
 After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using
 ProTools, for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the
 mailing list, but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad,
 I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my control
 panel on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for VoiceOver users.
 One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template for me
 and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
 He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools, that
 can use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
 I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes but
 mostly with advanced stuff.
 
 But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
 
best regards
 Jørgen
 
 
 
> On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa 
> wrote:
> 
> Hello:
> 
> Ramy is here From Egypt.
> am new like you, but I got all my
 
> mation through this great mailing list,
> 
> I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
> tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
> tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
> 
> after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
> 
> Have a great day
> 
>> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
>> Hello all
>> 
>> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools
>> together
>> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup,
>> you
>> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy
>> more
>> before I can begin
>> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make
>> music
>> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible
>> with
>> a screenreader.
>> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to
>> have
>> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
>> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I
>> have
>> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
>> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my
>> music on
>> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
>> accessibility in mind.
>> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that
>> will
>> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
>> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use,
>> I
>> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools
>> user
>> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or
>> Facetime,
>> feel free to contact me,
>> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
>> Thanks in advance.
>> 
>> Best regards
>> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
>> 
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-21 Thread Katie Zodrow 
Cool. I looked at the I See Music site last night. Yep, their training program 
sounds great for learning ProTools and the Mac. I think you would probably have 
to attend the class in Chicago though for 7 weeks. Too bad it isn’t one on one 
or remote training, but that’s nice they can help with getting equipment.
Katie
> On Jul 21, 2017, at 6:22 AM, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
> 
> am also trying to find a  place to get training there, but  I need
> something through Skype or  Facetime,.
> Also, not to be so expensive for me
> 
> On 7/21/17, Andre Woods  wrote:
>> You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I just
>> completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get equipment
>> 312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hello Ramy
>>> This is Jørgen from Denmark.
>>> 
>>> Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and begin to
>>> learn about using it.
>>> 
>>> After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using
>>> ProTools, for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the
>>> mailing list, but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad,
>>> I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my control
>>> panel on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for VoiceOver users.
>>> One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template for me
>>> and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
>>> He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools, that
>>> can use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
>>> I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes but
>>> mostly with advanced stuff.
>>> 
>>> But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
>>> 
>>> best regards
>>> Jørgen
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
 On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa 
 wrote:
 
 Hello:
 
 Ramy is here From Egypt.
 am new like you, but I got all my
>>> 
 mation through this great mailing list,
 
 I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
 tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
 tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
 
 after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
 
 Have a great day
 
> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
> Hello all
> 
> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools
> together
> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup,
> you
> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy
> more
> before I can begin
> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make
> music
> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible
> with
> a screenreader.
> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to
> have
> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I
> have
> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my
> music on
> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
> accessibility in mind.
> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that
> will
> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use,
> I
> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools
> user
> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or
> Facetime,
> feel free to contact me,
> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Best regards
> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
> 
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 Faculty ofmusical education
 Music arranger and Sound engineer @:
 Harmony Recording Studio
 https://www.facebook.com/HarmonyRecordingStudio.eg
 
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-20 Thread Andre Woods 
You really should try i see music 3128101001. Ask for Byron Harde. I just 
completed an 7 week class. They provide training and help you get equipment  
312 810 1001 byron harden. Tell him Andre referred you. 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 20, 2017, at 8:22 AM, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
> 
> Hello Ramy
> This is Jørgen from Denmark.
> 
> Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and begin to 
> learn about using it.
> 
> After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using ProTools, 
> for blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the mailing list, 
> but if I can help others here on the list I will be glad, 
> I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my control panel 
> on my soundcard, because it is not accessible for VoiceOver users. 
> One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template for me 
> and some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
> He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools, that can 
> use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
> I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes but 
> mostly with advanced stuff.
> 
> But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
> 
>  best regards
> Jørgen
> 
> 
> 
>> On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello:
>> 
>> Ramy is here From Egypt.
>> am new like you, but I got all my
> 
>> mation through this great mailing list,
>> 
>> I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
>> tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
>> tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
>> 
>> after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
>> 
>> Have a great day
>> 
>>> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
>>> Hello all
>>> 
>>> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools together
>>> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup, you
>>> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy more
>>> before I can begin
>>> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make music
>>> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible with
>>> a screenreader.
>>> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to have
>>> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
>>> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I have
>>> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
>>> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my music on
>>> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
>>> accessibility in mind.
>>> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that will
>>> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
>>> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use, I
>>> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools user
>>> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or Facetime,
>>> feel free to contact me,
>>> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>> 
>>> Best regards
>>> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
>>> 
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>> 
>> 
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>> Music instructor @:
>> Faculty ofmusical education
>> Music arranger and Sound engineer @:
>> Harmony Recording Studio
>> https://www.facebook.com/HarmonyRecordingStudio.eg
>> 
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-20 Thread Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
Hello Ramy
This is Jørgen from Denmark.

Thanks a lot for your answer, I will buy this training stuff, and begin to 
learn about using it.

After that I will buy a blind ProTools teacher for tips for using ProTools, for 
blind people, maybe I will ask some questions here on the mailing list, but if 
I can help others here on the list I will be glad, 
I have also a seeing music engineer I can ask for help with my control panel on 
my soundcard, because it is not accessible for VoiceOver users. 
 One of my sighted music engineers have produced A ProTools template for me and 
some sessions for my UAUDIO Apollo 8 soundcard.
 He said, it is possible to make more advanced templates in ProTools, that can 
use my effects on my Apollo 8 soundcard.
I can also ask my seeing audio Engineer friends to help me sometimes but mostly 
with advanced stuff.

But all i can do it myself is the best. :)
 
  best regards
Jørgen


  
> On 19 Jul 2017, at 01.03, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
> 
> Hello:
> 
> Ramy is here From Egypt.
> am new like you, but I got all my

>  mation through this great mailing list,
> 
> I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
> tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
> tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.
> 
> after that , you can see what are you doing to do.
> 
> Have a great day
> 
> On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
>> Hello all
>> 
>> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools together
>> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup, you
>> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy more
>> before I can begin
>> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make music
>> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible with
>> a screenreader.
>> I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to have
>> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
>> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I have
>> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
>> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my music on
>> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
>> accessibility in mind.
>> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that will
>> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
>> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use, I
>> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools user
>> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or Facetime,
>> feel free to contact me,
>> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
>> Thanks in advance.
>> 
>> Best regards
>> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
>> 
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Re: Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-18 Thread Ramy Moustafa 
Hello:

Ramy is here From Egypt.
am new like you, but I got all my Infor mation through this great mailing list,

I   Think, you can start from the protools with speech. there are
tutorials that use the Pt with Voice over, I must say that the
tutorial is old, but can be a very very good point to start.

after that , you can see what are you doing to do.

Have a great day

On 7/18/17, Jørgen Skov Nielsen  wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools together
> with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup, you
> can do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy more
> before I can begin
> For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make music
> with, but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible with
> a screenreader.
>  I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to have
> more control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
> In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I have
> tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
> Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my music on
> my Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with
> accessibility in mind.
> I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that will
> helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
> If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use, I
> will be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools user
> and you want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or Facetime,
> feel free to contact me,
> I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Best regards
> Jørgen Skov Nielsen
>
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Beginner guide or video for blind users

2017-07-18 Thread Jørgen Skov Nielsen 
Hello all

I am using the newest version of ProTools with the newest Flo tools together 
with my Apollo 8 Quad, if you want to read more about my studio setup, you can 
do that on my post with the subject My home studio should I buy more before I 
can begin 
For more than 10 years ago, I have used my windows computer to make music with, 
but for about 10 years ago, the programs was not very accessible with a 
screenreader.
 I have used a harddisk recorder on my Tyros keyboard. But I want to have more 
control over my recordings and I want to mex my music better.
In 2008 I bought my first Mac, I have now used it about 9 years, and I have 
tried to record before in ProTools on a old sound device.
Now I have bought my dream setup, and now I should learn to make my music on my 
Mac with ProTools, but can I find some video guides or podcast with 
accessibility in mind.
I want to learn to record my own music, and if there is a person that will 
helping me with some recording tips for blind users, I will be glad.
If there is a ProTools user, that can teach me about the Protools use, I will 
be glad, I want to pay for a teacher, , so are you a good ProTools user and you 
want to teach a blind person on the internet over skype or Facetime, feel free 
to contact me,  
I hope anyone can help me with my questions.
Thanks in advance.

Best regards
Jørgen Skov Nielsen

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