- PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE DRIVERS
- PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE DRIVER
- PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE WINDOWS
We also hope that there is an accessibility framework that all development teams working at Magix adhere to in order that accessibility will improve in all Magix software.
It is greatly appreciated!! Our hope is that as things move forward accessibility will continue to improve in Samplitude and Sequoia. Firstly I want to thank you personally for all of the great accessibility work you have put into Samplitude and latterly Sound Forge.
PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE DRIVER
I note that Sound Forge uses a second and equally annoying driver which by default should not be enabled as it can wreak havoc with screen reading software. All the entry would have to do is apply the appropriate registry key. In this section you could have an entry to enable it and a second to disable it. There should be a section in the start menu under programs, Magix, Samplitude Pro X3 Suite where end users can configure it. In my view the default behaviour for this driver should be that it’s not enabled at all. Phil comments: Previously this was not a problem prier to Samplitude Pro X3 as the Magix driver was an MME driver. He uninstalled the Magix driver in the registry and now it works as it should. So Samplitude and Sound Forge would not allow the Realtek card to work.
PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE DRIVERS
He discovered that the Magix low latency driver had moved my other audio drivers one slot over in the order in which they were being called for. I am using the on board Realtek sound card for JAWS, and my mackie Onyx mixer for Samplitude and other audio.
I had Jim Roseberry help me get my audio set up, because when I loaded samplitude, JAWS and other synthesizers went silent. Saw the following on this on our VIP Audio listwhich is the Samplitude Access support E-mail list for visually impaired users: That’s because there is a MIDI loop going on and we can’t stop that from happening because we can’t disable MIDI ports that we don’t want to be available for Surface reader in system/hardware controller. Unfortunately we won’t be able to use Surface Reader until Magix provide a fix in Samplitude that disables MIDI ports in the system/hardware controller dialog box. In both instances the MIDI port was gone. I then verified that the BCF port 1 was no longer available for use as a MIDI device by pressing the Samplitude Access record keystroke, Alt and the letter R twice quickly (equivalent to right clicking on the record button) to check the input port and pressed the Samplitude Access keystroke Alt M twice quickly (equivalent to right clicking on the mute button) to access the menu for output ports. It was so I enabled it an an input and output port and guess what, the faders flue up. I then went back into hardware controller to see if the BCF port 1 port was still there. I then went into MIDI devices and disabled the BCF port 1 both as an input and output port. I tested this theory by firstly disabling the BCF port 1 port for input and output in system/hardware controller in Samplitude. I used a Behrenger BCF2000 to conduct this test. That's because even if you disable MIDI input and output ports they are still available in the hardware control surfaces dialog box. However it's currently not possible to use Surface Reader in Samplitude. This exciting new application uses your installed screen reading package to make control surfaces talk.
PANNING SENDS IN SAMPLITUDE PRO X3 SUITE WINDOWS
as a blind user who navigates the ui via a keyboard and uses a screen reader i wanted to note that the ui design of samplitude pro x3 suite is confusing and not consistent with most other windows aplications when it comes to the tab order of dialogs and wĪ number of us have been using an application called Surface Reader.I suspect that fixing UI design like this wouldn’t take very long at all but would certainly enhance the experience for all end users after all good UI design/accessibility benefits all :-) Further more, keyboard shortcuts could be easily added to various buttons in the EQ which would enhance Samplitude for power users who prefer to use the keyboard over a mous. no way for anyone to navigate to various controls in that Window without using a mouse. Samplitude seems to contain a number of Windows like this such as the EQ116 which again has the same issue with the tab key E.G. Then there are various "OK" buttons scattered throughout the UI that can't be triggered with the standard Windows keystroke, Alt and the letter O. there doesn’t appear to be any way to use the tab key to navigate across the Window to all controls etc. The MIDI editor is another interesting Window E.G.
when you navigate across the hardware section there is an “apply button” which does not appear anywhere else in system/options. you land in the middle of the dialog box rather than at the start which is not standard Windows UI design.įurther more there seem to be some inconsistencies E.G. For example, there seem to be some oddities for example in system/options accessed with the letter Y when in Samplitude.