[macvoiceover] Re: Logic Pro accessibility
- From: Keith Reedy <wa9dro@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 09:46:48 -0500
Hi Robin,
I have been watching this with great interest. Logic has not improved much in
the last few updates. Some folks are using it with a good deal of
work-arounds, but, no real improvement. I have been hoping for the release of
Logic "X", hopefully with accessibility improvements, but, so far, no Joy.
Keith Reedy
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On Nov 21, 2011, at 9:32 PM, Robin Kipp wrote:
> Hello all!
> Well, I know this has been discussed here before, but as that was a long time
> ago, I thought I'd bring up a new iteration of this topic to see what's going
> on with Logic.
> As I started working as a DJ some time ago and have begun to produce and
> publish my own mixing sessions, the next step for me would be producing my
> own tracks. Now, unfortunately I don't yet have a great knowledge about
> producing, but I could start learning about it at Dubspot in NYC once I'm
> able to use an appropriate software with a screen reader.
> Of course, the two big apps for this purpose are Ableton or Logic. I've not
> had the chance to look at any of them with VO yet, but since Logic is an
> Apple product, I was hoping that this would be more accessible than, say,
> Ableton. So I was wondering, has anyone recently tested Logic with VO and can
> comment on its accessibility? Or is there any other software that could be
> used for music production that is VO friendly? I was thinking of Garage Band
> at first, but I don't think that would be sophisticated enough for producing
> serious Electronic music…
> So, thanks a lot for any advice / comments on this!!! :-)
> Robin>
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