Re: [orca-list] I'm ready to completely convert except for one major? thing



Hi all,

Audacity does allow you to rename tracks (such as Guitartrack1, drum1,
etc) and this is accessible on the Windows side, but orca didn't read
the tracks as I arrowed through them on Linux. This might have changed
though since my last use of Audacity.
You can also solo tracks and so on to hear the individual tracks.

@Chris, wow! Something not normally seen is accessibility, this is
great news about ardour! Now if only that jack thing would resolve
itself...

Best of luck!
Alex

On 8/19/10, VojtÄch PolÃÅek <krecoun gmail com> wrote:
You are right, tracks aren't labelled. But you can silence track when it
is playing and so you can determine on which track you are.
It's not the greatest solution but it works at least for me.
Vojta

On 19.8.2010 19:26, Nolan Darilek wrote:
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I'd be very interested in what you find out with this. Please keep us
posted.

When I last messed with Audacity, it seemed like editing with it would
be impractical. When I work with audio, it routinely includes several
tracks which I want to work with individually, and I didn't see how
Audacity made that accessible since track names weren't spoken. Maybe
that has changed, though.


On 08/19/2010 12:22 PM, Chris Gilland wrote:

Wail?

Hmm!  Artour looks like it might actually! be accessible, believe it or
not. The only real issue I'm seeing is it's telling me that jack can't
be started, when I try loading the audio engine with all the default
settings. Huh, wonder if that is cause it's trying to use alsa, yet
speech dispatcher is using... no? that couldn't? bew? as SD uses
pulseaudio now.  Huh!

Hmm!   Oddness!

Now I'm r'really! perplexed.

Any ideas?

Chris.
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Subject: Re: [orca-list] I'm ready to completely convert except for one
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Hi,

I'm not aware of any DAW software that works well with orca and Linux.
I've heard of ardour - http://ardour.org/
Works on Linux and the Mac. Don't know how accessible it is though.
If you're serious about converting to Linux but want the best of both
worlds, you could always get a virtual machine software like VMWare
Workstation (it's GTK based so it should work with Orca), and install
Windows in that. You'll then need to install a Windows screen reader
(JFW, NVDA) in order to use the VM. You could install CakeWalk that
way and then just close that VM when you're done
recording/saving/mixing etc. The drawback is, if you don't have great
hardware, the performance will be less than perfect and it's more of a
pain using a virtual machine than a help at that point.

HTH,
Alex

On 8/19/10, Chris Gilland<cgilland1 carolina rr com>  wrote:

Literally speaking, there is really only, for the most part, one
incredibly
major thing which is keeping me from switching 100% to the Linux
platform.
If someone would be willing to help steer me in the right direction, I
literally could be a total convert by the end of the week, at the
rate we're
going.  This is so promising it's not funny!  The only? thing that
really is
truely stopping me is, as I stated before, I am a professional
musician. I
get pad for my music... it's my job.  Right now, I'm using a keyboard
which
I have midied to my desktop audio production machine, which right now's
running both xp pro Corporate sp3, as well as Wubu, which has been
converted
to vinux with the Vinux scripts.  In xp, I use both Soundforge 8.0, and
Sonar 7.0 Producer Edition.  Being that I am not just a vocalest, but
also
am a country pianest, I don't want to let the tallent that god gave
me go to
waiste.  If I convert to Linux, I'm scared I will not have any good
audio
multi-track recording sollution.  Yeah, there is audacity, but my
thing with
Audacity is, I don't think you can create full blown midi sequences
with it,
can you?  I know you can save in the midi format, say, convert a midi
to
mp3, or say, make a horrendously hallacious! good for absolutely
nothing!
piece of crap in my results at least, version of an mp3 to a midi
file, but
that is not what I want to do.  Not even close!  I want to be able,
using my
keyboared, just like in Cakewalk, to be able to sit down, bang out a
full
fledged sequence multi-tracked of me playing, say piano, strings,
guitar,
base, and maybe drums, then be able to on top of that midi sequence,
be able
then to multi-track with my microphone my lead vocals, and maybe some
very
light backing harmony.  If you all would like to hear something I did
under
Windows with sonar, to give you an example of what type music I wish
to make
in Linux, let me know.  I've probably got an mp3 around here somewhere
I
could share off list.  I'm just not sure how to do this.  I've heard of
rosegarden, but obviously that I think, is QT based, so pretty much,
forget
it.  I also know of Jokosher, I think it's called, but I couldn't
figure out
how to get that darn thing to work to save my life, and it didn't
seem like
it could do midi input, although it's very likely it will and I didn't
experiment with it enough.  I know this is not exactly! Orca related,
so to
tie it back into Orca, the main thing is, I need something productive
that
would be doable with Orca, and may I add, could be done efficiently
with
little to no work hardly at all.

I'd be interested if there are any blind musicians on here who have
recorded
in Linux.  I know some of you all've done podcasts, so you all can't
5tell
me we don't have any audio guru Linux savvy people on here.  I just
need
someone  who is patient who could get me started.  I'm great at
figuring
things out on my own, and also on reading documentation, etc. so if
you at
least could get me started, and at least show me the very very basics
of the
program you suggest, I can probably take it from there.

Thank you profusely! for any help.  I can't wait for some responses
to come
in either on or! off list.

God bless.

Chris.

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