AppleVis Podcast

In the second of what is anticipated to be a fairly lengthy series of podcasts dedicated to Pro Tools for the Mac, Chris Gilland takes a closer look at the interface of this powerful and feature-packed audio production application that enables you to record, compose, edit, and mix with great speed and ease.

 

Chris shows us the main mix window, how to toggle between your mix window and your edit window, and gives us a general overview of the main mix interface using a session which was created in the first podcast in this seri

In this podcast, Chris Gilland introduces us to Pro Tools for the Mac, a powerful and feature-packed audio production application that enables you to record, compose, edit, and mix with great speed and ease.

 

In the first of what is anticipated to be a fairly lengthy series of podcasts dedicated to Pro Tools, Chris gives some general background on the application's growth as far as accessibility is concerned from a Voiceover standpoint, and then concludes by showing us how to create an empty blank session.

 

Depending upon the popularity of these podcasts, Chris anticipates covering some v

In this podcast, Edgar gives us a demonstration of Auto-Tune Star, an iOS app that allows you to sing like a star … albeit a star who doesn't have a very good singing voice, so has to use Auto-Tuning to make it sound better!

 

The app offers 2 modes - with the first you make your recording and then add the Auto-Tuning effects, in the second these are added in real-time as you sing.

 

In this podcast, Matthew shows Mac users how to remap their keyboard in a virtual machine (in this case VMWare Fusion) to best work with a Windows screen reader.

 

The software used to accomplish this remapping is SharpKeys, which can be downloaded from www.randyrants.com/sharpkeys

In this podcast, AnonyMouse takes a look at the latest update to LookTel VoiceOver Tutorial, which now offers 2 separate tutorials to help those who are new to using VoiceOver on iOS.

 

This app provides a basic introduction to VoiceOver and the gestures used throughout iOS. Persons new to VoiceOver and IOS are guided through the tutorial with a pleasant mix of facts and entertainment. Once the app is started with VoiceOver running, the text and elementary games provide a practice of the basic gestures used with VoiceOver and IOS.

In this podcast, AnonyMouse takes a look at 2 free iOS apps which are intended to make it faster and easier for Foursquare users to check-in to places and events.

 

In this podcast, Scott Davert walks us through the process of setting up a new iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch by transferring the content from your existing iDevice.

 

The process requires a recent backup of your existing device. You can then use either iTunes or iCloud to restore all of the settings, data and content onto a new device from there. As Scott demonstrates, in most cases, this should be a quick and painless experience.

In this podcast, Joseph gives us a walk-through of Voice Band, an iOS app that allows you to make music with your voice.

 

Just sing into your your iDevice and hear Voice Band transform your voice into an instrument in real time. Voice Band doesn't simply alter your voice to sound like an instrument, it actually plays a real sampled instrument which follows what you sing. Want to jam to a guitar solo with your favorite band?