[ddots-l] Re: Employment versus Self-Employment: Options for the Blind Audio Producer
- From: Bryan Smart <bryansmart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 20:05:07 -0400
People like to try different tools. It's better in some ways, worse in others.
Much better effects, much worse MIDI. Totally customizable, but extremely
complicated. Very inexpensive, not as well documented.
It's nothing like Reason. It's yet another DAW, like Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase,
etc.
Bryan
On Aug 30, 2011, at 10:44 AM, neville wrote:
So why are people raving about Reaper? What’s so good about it? Why would I
want to use it in conjuction with Sonar? Are there things it can do that Sonar
can’t? Is it similar to reason?
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[mailto:ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dominique
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 2:19 AM
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Cc: Chelsea Dye
Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Employment versus Self-Employment: Options for the Blind
Audio Producer
Replys are below:
And Ps. I believe Reaper can ink up with CakeTalking or something if I'm
correct:
On 8/28/2011 12:13 AM, Chelsea Dye wrote:
Slightly off-topic, I've subscribed to another list for networking and
information-gathering purposes, and someone is raving about an audio editor
called Reaper. I've never heard of it. Have any of you?
Yes, Reaper is a light wate recording program just like Sonar, and oddly, some
of the same keystrokes are used in ReAccess.
ReAccess is a Plugin that you will need to use to link up to Reaper after
install and you can get it from the ReAccess website.
Please google it because I forgot the URL.
The ReAccess scripts are free, and what I do like about them is they not only
work with JAWS, but audomadickly, wethere you have NVDA, or Window-eyes
installed beside JAWS right then or later on, it will set up so that they'll
work with Reaper after install, and they all use the same keystrokes as JAWS
when you do install ReAccess.
I do not have a licance for the Reaper recording program myself, but I do hope
to get one soon, it's a grate program and could really be handy when working
with Sonar, that's only one app I can say that you can use with the highly used
screenReaders really quickly.
Reaper can be downloaded or bought from
http://www.reaper.fm<http://www.reaper.fm/>
I think, and go ahead and download the trial first and also before you install
it, Google ReAccess and install that, but you'll need to install reaper first
so the Scripts can detect the needed files for ReAccess to work.
I might also add that in addition to audio editing, I also plan to be a Braille
transcriptionist. I figure if I can do one or the other of those things
freelance and the other full-time, that would be ideal. Now if I can just
convince BVR of my plan.
That's a grate thing! Cool!
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