[macvoiceover] Re: Short intro
- From: "Cristina Afonso" <cristina.g.afonso@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2011 21:05:45 -0000
Hi Ben!
My name is Cristina, I'm from Portugal and I am a musician too. I'm also
planning to bbuy a Mac. It's much more stable than the pc. Well, I think
that some people use logic with the Mac but I think that in earlyer versions
because those are more accessible. I don't know about Logic Express 9
accessibility.
Garage Band is accessible. On the pc and MS. Windows side, I know thatt
Cakewalk Sonar with Sonar Talking works very well for music production.
Well, about Sibelius and music notation I don't know.
There's a group on google about Protools accessibility. It seams like some
blind mac users use Protools in earlyer versions.
Kind regards
Cristina Afonso
----- Original Message -----
From: "Benjamin Blatter" <benjaminblatter@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 9:43 PM
Subject: [macvoiceover] Short intro
Hi all
My name is Ben, I'm a musician living in Switzerland and I'm playing with
the idea to have a powerful mac in the future. Since I never had the
chance
to get my hands on a mac for real, I probably will just listen a bit what
you all are talking about and get a bit familiar with all the terms. I'd
wish to use a mac for my daily life, last but not least also for music
production.
I've got two questions regarding this:
1. Is Logic already accessible with voiceover? I've got a mackie control
surface and would be happy to use it with logic one fine day.
2. Does by chance anyone of you use sibelius for creating music notation
on
a mac system?
Thanks and kind regards
Ben
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