[musictlk] sound editing and Braille on mac

[Kenlawrence124@aol.com]

Hi music and Braille listers, Ken from NJ here.  I was wondering if  anyone 
on either list had used voiceover on a Mac Yet.  there is a review  of it on 
voice of the nation's blind, but it doesn't mention this.  how  well does it 
work using a sound editing program like sound forge, or cakewalk  pro, and for 
Braille users, can a Braille display or printer be adapted to  it?  also what 
synthesizer does it use?  and finally what kind of  updating does it have 
clearing the flaws reported by the reviewer in voice of  the nation's blind.  Also, 
one more question for Braille users.  One  of my music contacts Jackie 
chambers of British rock group Girlschool has a  Mac.  When she sends a message to 
me, she uses her mouse to paste parts of  it into the message window, and she 
replies point by point as if we were carying  on a conversation.  Using a 
Braille display or maybe voiceover, will  blind be able to do that with the physical 
mouse or arrow keys?  Thanks,  Ken.
 
I Pledge to  participate actively in the efforts of the national federation 
of the blind. To  achieve Equality, opportunity, and security for the blind. To 
support the  policies and programs of the federation, and abide by it's  
constitution.
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Hi music and Braille listers, Ken from NJ here.  I was wondering if anyone on either list had used voiceover on a Mac Yet.  there is a review of it on voice of the nation's blind, but it doesn't mention this.  how well does it work using a sound editing program like sound forge, or cakewalk pro, and for Braille users, can a Braille display or printer be adapted to it?  also what synthesizer does it use?  and finally what kind of updating does it have clearing the flaws reported by the reviewer in voice of the nation's blind.  Also, one more question for Braille users.  One of my music contacts Jackie chambers of British rock group Girlschool has a Mac.  When she sends a message to me, she uses her mouse to paste parts of it into the message window, and she replies point by point as if we were carying  on a conversation.  Using a Braille display or maybe voiceover, will blind be able to do that with the physical mouse or arrow keys?  Thanks, Ken.
 
I Pledge to participate actively in the efforts of the national federation of the blind. To achieve Equality, opportunity, and security for the blind. To support the policies and programs of the federation, and abide by it's constitution.