re foobar for james
Hi james, as i said in one of my earlier messages, when i installed foobar on my new computer, which was about three months ago, i went to the bottom of the screen with the numpad. i then arrowed up one line. there was something there, that when i did a left click brought the left and right arrows alive. when one has clicked on this, the line changes, and it becomes the line where the information for the file is shown. i used to have a note about foobar saying what this precise thing on which to click. but, i have unfortunately lost that note. however, i recognised it when i was setting up foobar2000 again. listers, it doesn't matter how you get the hotkeys aliv, as long as you do. so, follow james's instructions is good enough if you can't follow what i have said. brian.
Notes On Sam Vibe And Other DJ Possibilities
Okay, the blow comes from someone I know who is heavily into radio and who is totally blind, if anyone ought to know about Sam Vibe then this person certainly would and - just between you, me and the gatepost - I wouldn't mind if a lot of correspondence went between him and the people at Spatial Audio, anyway let's hear him speak for himself . Hi I wouldn’t like to take the credit for other people’s work. But it is true that I have been campaigning for ages regarding accessible radio, and Spacial is one of those companies I have spoken too many times. Actually, Sam Broadcaster and the other packages in the Sam range are all now accessible. I keep meaning to have a really good play with it, as I own a license. It’s just time. However, SAM Vibe is not for me. The reason for that is pretty simple. It isn’t live broadcasting. It relies on you uploading music to the cloud as you’re probably aware. It is also quite restrictive in terms of format. Actually, the provider I use is much more flexible than SAM Vibe and it’s perfectly accessible. The nice thing about Wave Streaming is that you can mix your live and cloud-based material. As soon as I disconnect, for instance, from my provider, it automatically engages Cloud DJ immediately. Cloud DJ is also capable of playing scheduled playlists or recorded programmes. Also it doesn’t rely on specific software or platforms which means that I can upload audio material to the cloud using either their web interface or a standard FTP client. So, you see, SAM Vibe isn’t as unique as they’re trying to tell you it is. Also you don’t have to go to the expense of buying their software which only works with their facility, no other. I guess this is probably just an attempt by Spacial Audio to publicise their product and again that isn’t a criticism or a problem. It's perfectly understandable. But I think the people who produce this podcast need to be aware that there are other facilities around which do the same thing, and in some cases, do it better, than Sam Vibe. ** Dane Trethowan Skype: grtdane12 Phone US (213) 438-9741 Phone U.K. 01245 79 0598 Phone Australia (03) 9005 8589 Mobile: +61400494862 faceTime +61400494862 Fax +61397437954 Twitter: @grtdane
accessible voice changer software
Hello everyone, Have any of you ever heard of or used a program called Voxal Voice Changer? The program is available for either free or purchase from NCH. I've heard, that many of NCH's products whether free or fee-based, are very user-friendly with a screen reader. I was just wondering, if anyone has any experience with this program or knowse of a program where I can make simple voice tracks by recording my voice speaking something, and then turning the voice track into another voice, thus making myself sound like a robot and totally chance my voice. I'm currently working on an audio project for a friend and I could use such a program. Thanks. Mike Rochester, NY.
Re: Notes On Sam Vibe And Other DJ Possibilities
what about radio boss - Original Message - From: "Dane Trethowan" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2014 2:52 PM Subject: Notes On Sam Vibe And Other DJ Possibilities Okay, the blow comes from someone I know who is heavily into radio and who is totally blind, if anyone ought to know about Sam Vibe then this person certainly would and - just between you, me and the gatepost - I wouldn't mind if a lot of correspondence went between him and the people at Spatial Audio, anyway let's hear him speak for himself . Hi I wouldn’t like to take the credit for other people’s work. But it is true that I have been campaigning for ages regarding accessible radio, and Spacial is one of those companies I have spoken too many times. Actually, Sam Broadcaster and the other packages in the Sam range are all now accessible. I keep meaning to have a really good play with it, as I own a license. It’s just time. However, SAM Vibe is not for me. The reason for that is pretty simple. It isn’t live broadcasting. It relies on you uploading music to the cloud as you’re probably aware. It is also quite restrictive in terms of format. Actually, the provider I use is much more flexible than SAM Vibe and it’s perfectly accessible. The nice thing about Wave Streaming is that you can mix your live and cloud-based material. As soon as I disconnect, for instance, from my provider, it automatically engages Cloud DJ immediately. Cloud DJ is also capable of playing scheduled playlists or recorded programmes. Also it doesn’t rely on specific software or platforms which means that I can upload audio material to the cloud using either their web interface or a standard FTP client. So, you see, SAM Vibe isn’t as unique as they’re trying to tell you it is. Also you don’t have to go to the expense of buying their software which only works with their facility, no other. I guess this is probably just an attempt by Spacial Audio to publicise their product and again that isn’t a criticism or a problem. It's perfectly understandable. But I think the people who produce this podcast need to be aware that there are other facilities around which do the same thing, and in some cases, do it better, than Sam Vibe. ** Dane Trethowan Skype: grtdane12 Phone US (213) 438-9741 Phone U.K. 01245 79 0598 Phone Australia (03) 9005 8589 Mobile: +61400494862 faceTime +61400494862 Fax +61397437954 Twitter: @grtdane
Accessible MIDI in Windows 7 or 8
For years, I have been running Cakewalk Version 4 for DOS 6.22. Since my DOS box is dying, I need to migrate to something in a current Windows system. Since I have a dedicated hard-disk recorder for multitrack audio, I need to cover only MIDI. I'm looking for a program that will allow me efficient editing using only the keyboard - no mouse at all. I am currently running Window-Eyes and cannot afford to change to JAWS, though I might consider NVDA if it would work better for the program I might acquire. My current Windows PC is in XP, but I plan to migrate it shortly to either Windows 7 or 8. As a "stop-gap" approach, I could get a refurbished box and load all the DOS stuff I have on it; but I do not believe that is the best way to go in the long run. I will appreciate any advice on the software that might work for me. I have had much pleasure doing MIDI music, and I want to stay in MIDI because the interface on my keyboard is only MIDI in/out - with no USB connectivity. David Plumlee
Re: Accessible MIDI in Windows 7 or 8
Try Qws short for Quick Windows Sequencer from http://andrelouis.com/qws/ Regards Chris Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof! On 09/03/2014 05:09, David Plumlee wrote: For years, I have been running Cakewalk Version 4 for DOS 6.22. Since my DOS box is dying, I need to migrate to something in a current Windows system. Since I have a dedicated hard-disk recorder for multitrack audio, I need to cover only MIDI. I'm looking for a program that will allow me efficient editing using only the keyboard - no mouse at all. I am currently running Window-Eyes and cannot afford to change to JAWS, though I might consider NVDA if it would work better for the program I might acquire. My current Windows PC is in XP, but I plan to migrate it shortly to either Windows 7 or 8. As a "stop-gap" approach, I could get a refurbished box and load all the DOS stuff I have on it; but I do not believe that is the best way to go in the long run. I will appreciate any advice on the software that might work for me. I have had much pleasure doing MIDI music, and I want to stay in MIDI because the interface on my keyboard is only MIDI in/out - with no USB connectivity. David Plumlee
