Hi MIke, I am with you brother, I myself use both Sonar and Logic Pro, and the
two softwares makes me very independent, and I am also running a business where
I do recordings for clients.
I have to tell you that even Apple is not 100% however having the two softwares
gives me the independence that I love and appreciate each and every day, as a
trainer as well, and support specialist.
Derik, you have to understand that Dancingdots, and Freedom are trying there
very best to meet each and every one's needs, and what with all the different
config's and al that jazz, it's hard to meet and possibly be there to solve all
the issues in the world at once.
The advantage of Apple is that all the computers are built with basically the
same spec's and VoiceOver is built right in to the OS which makes it easier to
build accessible most of the time.
Once again, it's definitely not perfect.
I emailed you off list because I'm willing to try and help you to try and
resolve your issue if you want.
Once again I can certainly understand your frustration, however giving up is
not the answer.
Cheers.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 13, 2016, at 6:27 PM, Mike Tyo <mtyo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:PLEASE READ THIS FOOTER AT LEAST ONCE!
Well that's too bad that you're having these experiences. I've been using
Sonar and CakeTalking since somewhere around the middle of 2009, and I've
never turned back. That was literally an elevation from being a half-ass in
the business to at least a 99% efficient producer/composer/whatever. There's
no way in hell I could hire somebody to do what I need done, even if I had
the funds to pay an assistant a hansom wage to keep him or her there.
Besides, isn't it far better to be as independent and as self-sufficient as
possible?
Believe me, the CakeTalking tutorial is pretty damn good. Yes, this system
isn't perfect; but then, there isn't anything perfect this side of heaven
anyway. I'd have to say that his is probably the first real negative and
almost trashing I've read here of the work that Bill and the fine folks at
Dancing Dots along with David Pinto have done. There's obviously something
that's not set right on the machine that's effecting the performance of the
CakeTalking scripts. Before you head off the deep end, I think you need to
have somebody take a peak at the system to see what's going on. If you're
trying to run this stuff on Windows 8 or 10, you're already in the muck. When
I run the utilities in CakeTalking to fix things if I have a problem, it
"usually" takes care of it. I say "usually" because you might possibly run
into that rare occurrence where it doesn't fix it; then you have to start
doing some tracing to see what else could be going on. At that point, for me,
sometimes a little sighted help is needed; but it's not often. That's a
pretty damn good track record in my book.
That's my story; and I'm stickin' to it.
Mike
----- Original Message ----- From: "Derick McCoy" <vigor16@xxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2016 16:54
Subject: [ddots-l] Re: Question: Marking tracks between from and through
doesn't work...
Wow! There is someone out there in my situation. I have many of the issues
you said irratic jumping of selecting track parts, very unstable stuff.
Definitely unstable. I worked better with a DAWS controller from Roland
without speech than this stuff. I cannot duplicate part of tracks. A couple
times when it did do it it would put the copies wherever it seemed to feel
like it. Now after 4 months of Caketalk Cakewalk says they don't support my
version of Sonar. This is shady at best. I need support and cannot find it.
I may go back to my old way with sighted assistance. I can hire someone to
help eliminate the frustration. This Cakewalk is no cakewalk for me from day
one. It doesn't even do what the tutorial tells you it does. How do you get
in this racket of making money without supporting those you sell to? I may
just scrap the whole thing and start over. Someday there will be enough
blind people out there who are tired of being ripped off who just might stand
up for themselves. Deric
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