Hi folks,
I have spent the last few weeks looking at sound software that works
in verying degrees with the MAC and Voiceover and I have chosen to
devote my spare time in working with GarageBand for the following
reasons.
1 I want to record mainly new music projects.
2 GarageBand has a metronome and count in.
3 Although loops are not usable at this time, you can record the synth
instruments with a middi keyboard, or, from the MAC key board.
4 Garage band is really very accessible, except for a little querk or
2 and I have been in contact with Apple about those and they tell me a
fix should be coming.
You may have a number of things you want to do with sound, but, music
is my bag so to speak.
GarageBand will work fine for those of us who need a lite recording
program for music and a few other things if you wish.
I have already spent a good deal of time with GarageBand and I think
we have a good start.
Please see the GarageBand guide and Keyboard commands at,
www.icanworkthisthing.com
under,
MAC with Voiceover
and at,
www.Lioncourt.com
I am thinking about setting up a list for those of us who wish to
learn and use GarageBand with Voiceover, do you think that this is a
good idea?
First of all, if we do set up a list, we would need a name. I thought
that GarageBand with Voiceover mite work, however, Voiceover is also
an audio term, so those who are sighted mite get the rong idea of what
the list is about.
Ok please give this whole thing some thought and let me know what you
think.
Thanks to all.
Keith Reedy
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