[audacity4blind] Re: hi!
- From: "Gene" <gsasner@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2014 12:50:36 -0500
I see that someone sent the guide I discussed in the first part of my
message to the list. I'll retain my comments. They may be useful.
There is an Audacity guide in written form, intended for use by blind
people, you may find useful after you learn the basics of Audacity. It is
written for JAWS users but the information is mostly or perhaps almost all
applicable to other screen-reader users as well.
The guide is densely written and you will probably find something more
like a tutorial to be considerably more useful as a new user learning the
basics.
I did a presentation for Accessible World on the basics of Audacity and of
Mp3 Direct Cut. Both are covered in the same file. Audacity is covered
first.
Here is a note on something in my presentation.
I said that you have to save a file before you edit it. That appears to
be incorrect now. I'm not sure if it was correct many years ago. In
other words, you should be able to edit without saving a file you have
recorded first.
You can download the presentation at:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/25812011/recording%20presentation.zip
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Curtis Delzer
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2014 11:30 AM
To: audacity4blind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [audacity4blind] hi!
> Been editing audio for 12 years now, and want to get to know Audacity,
> how it does what it does, etc. My considerable experience is with
> Studio Recorder from APH, and Sound Forge, originally from Sonic Foundry.
> I believe that Audacity does multi tracks, but that is all I do know
> about it.
> Where can I get the most accessible copy, a tutorial about how to use it,
> etc. I know how to configure my windows 7 "real-tech" card, and truly
> enjoy the ease of which compared to how we did it using XP, and am
> familiar with using virtual audio cable to route sounds to different
> devices, etc. so now, want to learn Audacity.
>
> THANKS! and, am looking forward to comments, discussions, as to how you
> do what you do with Audacity, and why you use Audacity now, if you used
> something else in the past, etc.
>
>
> Curtis Delzer.
> HS.
>
> K 6 V F O
> San Bernardino, CA.
>
> curtis@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> skype: curtis1014
>
>
>
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