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  1. I just posted this to the Blind and Fine subreddit. I wrote about it earlier, but this is much simpler and focused more on a specific program and an alternative.

    Let me start by saying that I am far more familiar and comfortable with analogue audio equipment than digital. My extent of digital recording is using Virtual Recorder to record mp3s and MPCHC to play them, or using a portable recorder like the Milestone 112 ACE or the Olympus DM-720-770. So most of these terms are new to me. That said, to make a very long story short, I have a personal project in which I am attempting to make some acoustic recordings sound like early electric ones. Basically, less tinny and a bit clearer. Obviously I'm not expecting 2026 quality, but 1926 or early 1930's would be nice. I first thought this needed to be done with frequency restoration, since acoustic media, be it disks or cylinders, always fail to record certain ones. But I found that the very few programs designed for this are inaccessible with NVDA. Then, I learned that I can simply use an equalizer and an exciter and/or saturator to do essentially the same thing. I decided to try Reaper. I installed it, along with the Osara and SWS. I was able to load a file and get into the equalizer to change the numbers in the bands as a low and high shelf (this most likely equates to bass and treble). But it seems that the volume is set to 0, because even when loading a file for the first time, when I hit space, it doesn't play. I can't find the volume controls either. When I hit tab and shift+tab, there are numbers, but none appear to be volume. Can anyone help me? Is there a much simpler program that I can use? If not, can anyone recommend an analogue setup for me? It doesn't need to be new at all, just affordable (under $200). I don't need to worry about accessibility there, since it would all be knobs and sliders.

    #accessibility #AcousticRecordings #analog #analogue #blind #digital #FrequencyRestoration #music #NVDA #phonographs #Reaper #recordings #records #restoration #sound #technology

  2. I just posted this to the Blind and Fine subreddit. I wrote about it earlier, but this is much simpler and focused more on a specific program and an alternative.

    Let me start by saying that I am far more familiar and comfortable with analogue audio equipment than digital. My extent of digital recording is using Virtual Recorder to record mp3s and MPCHC to play them, or using a portable recorder like the Milestone 112 ACE or the Olympus DM-720-770. So most of these terms are new to me. That said, to make a very long story short, I have a personal project in which I am attempting to make some acoustic recordings sound like early electric ones. Basically, less tinny and a bit clearer. Obviously I'm not expecting 2026 quality, but 1926 or early 1930's would be nice. I first thought this needed to be done with frequency restoration, since acoustic media, be it disks or cylinders, always fail to record certain ones. But I found that the very few programs designed for this are inaccessible with NVDA. Then, I learned that I can simply use an equalizer and an exciter and/or saturator to do essentially the same thing. I decided to try Reaper. I installed it, along with the Osara and SWS. I was able to load a file and get into the equalizer to change the numbers in the bands as a low and high shelf (this most likely equates to bass and treble). But it seems that the volume is set to 0, because even when loading a file for the first time, when I hit space, it doesn't play. I can't find the volume controls either. When I hit tab and shift+tab, there are numbers, but none appear to be volume. Can anyone help me? Is there a much simpler program that I can use? If not, can anyone recommend an analogue setup for me? It doesn't need to be new at all, just affordable (under $200). I don't need to worry about accessibility there, since it would all be knobs and sliders.

    #accessibility #AcousticRecordings #analog #analogue #blind #digital #FrequencyRestoration #music #NVDA #phonographs #Reaper #recordings #records #restoration #sound #technology

  3. I just posted this to the Blind and Fine subreddit. I wrote about it earlier, but this is much simpler and focused more on a specific program and an alternative.

    Let me start by saying that I am far more familiar and comfortable with analogue audio equipment than digital. My extent of digital recording is using Virtual Recorder to record mp3s and MPCHC to play them, or using a portable recorder like the Milestone 112 ACE or the Olympus DM-720-770. So most of these terms are new to me. That said, to make a very long story short, I have a personal project in which I am attempting to make some acoustic recordings sound like early electric ones. Basically, less tinny and a bit clearer. Obviously I'm not expecting 2026 quality, but 1926 or early 1930's would be nice. I first thought this needed to be done with frequency restoration, since acoustic media, be it disks or cylinders, always fail to record certain ones. But I found that the very few programs designed for this are inaccessible with NVDA. Then, I learned that I can simply use an equalizer and an exciter and/or saturator to do essentially the same thing. I decided to try Reaper. I installed it, along with the Osara and SWS. I was able to load a file and get into the equalizer to change the numbers in the bands as a low and high shelf (this most likely equates to bass and treble). But it seems that the volume is set to 0, because even when loading a file for the first time, when I hit space, it doesn't play. I can't find the volume controls either. When I hit tab and shift+tab, there are numbers, but none appear to be volume. Can anyone help me? Is there a much simpler program that I can use? If not, can anyone recommend an analogue setup for me? It doesn't need to be new at all, just affordable (under $200). I don't need to worry about accessibility there, since it would all be knobs and sliders.

    #accessibility #AcousticRecordings #analog #analogue #blind #digital #FrequencyRestoration #music #NVDA #phonographs #Reaper #recordings #records #restoration #sound #technology

  4. I just posted this to the Blind and Fine subreddit. I wrote about it earlier, but this is much simpler and focused more on a specific program and an alternative.

    Let me start by saying that I am far more familiar and comfortable with analogue audio equipment than digital. My extent of digital recording is using Virtual Recorder to record mp3s and MPCHC to play them, or using a portable recorder like the Milestone 112 ACE or the Olympus DM-720-770. So most of these terms are new to me. That said, to make a very long story short, I have a personal project in which I am attempting to make some acoustic recordings sound like early electric ones. Basically, less tinny and a bit clearer. Obviously I'm not expecting 2026 quality, but 1926 or early 1930's would be nice. I first thought this needed to be done with frequency restoration, since acoustic media, be it disks or cylinders, always fail to record certain ones. But I found that the very few programs designed for this are inaccessible with NVDA. Then, I learned that I can simply use an equalizer and an exciter and/or saturator to do essentially the same thing. I decided to try Reaper. I installed it, along with the Osara and SWS. I was able to load a file and get into the equalizer to change the numbers in the bands as a low and high shelf (this most likely equates to bass and treble). But it seems that the volume is set to 0, because even when loading a file for the first time, when I hit space, it doesn't play. I can't find the volume controls either. When I hit tab and shift+tab, there are numbers, but none appear to be volume. Can anyone help me? Is there a much simpler program that I can use? If not, can anyone recommend an analogue setup for me? It doesn't need to be new at all, just affordable (under $200). I don't need to worry about accessibility there, since it would all be knobs and sliders.

    #accessibility #AcousticRecordings #analog #analogue #blind #digital #FrequencyRestoration #music #NVDA #phonographs #Reaper #recordings #records #restoration #sound #technology

  5. #Reaper Toolbars That Save You Money (And Time)

    This tutorial shows how to stop worrying about all your plugins and keep only the ones you actually use right at your fingertips.
    youtube.com/watch?v=6WMxdn3NnOM

    #ReaperFriends#ReaperTips #ReaperDAW #DAWHacks #MusicProduction #DAW #Cockos #REAPERtutorial #Toolbar

  6. #Reaper Toolbars That Save You Money (And Time)

    This tutorial shows how to stop worrying about all your plugins and keep only the ones you actually use right at your fingertips.
    youtube.com/watch?v=6WMxdn3NnOM

    #ReaperFriends#ReaperTips #ReaperDAW #DAWHacks #MusicProduction #DAW #Cockos #REAPERtutorial #Toolbar

  7. #Reaper Toolbars That Save You Money (And Time)

    This tutorial shows how to stop worrying about all your plugins and keep only the ones you actually use right at your fingertips.
    youtube.com/watch?v=6WMxdn3NnOM

    #ReaperFriends#ReaperTips #ReaperDAW #DAWHacks #MusicProduction #DAW #Cockos #REAPERtutorial #Toolbar

  8. #Reaper Toolbars That Save You Money (And Time)

    This tutorial shows how to stop worrying about all your plugins and keep only the ones you actually use right at your fingertips.
    youtube.com/watch?v=6WMxdn3NnOM

    #ReaperFriends#ReaperTips #ReaperDAW #DAWHacks #MusicProduction #DAW #Cockos #REAPERtutorial #Toolbar

  9. It's taken a long time but I think I've finally got under my fingers and set-up in a way that satisfies me, and now I rather like it.

    If I told you how I was working for the last couple of years, you would think I was a complete caveman. Let's just say it relied on OcenAudio, a two-track editor, almost entirely, and that in the whole process, you're only dealing with one soundfile at a time. I'm actually going to miss that way of working. It's like working with tape.

  10. I've done the unthinkable with my Reaper installation

    #reaper #gameaudio

  11. Hello lovelies <3 I just finished the track I've been forming and reforming from the :corteximplant_b: bumper. (See: corteximplant.com/@zeyus/11647)

    TRACE // ESCAPE

    Listen 🎵

    Tidal (or web, no account needed): stage.tidal.com/album/526493471
    Listen on soundcloud: soundcloud.com/zeyus/trace-esc

    Download ⬇️

    FLAC: mega.nz/file/Ux53RTTa#3OH8HbvP
    OGG VORBIS (embedded in post): mega.nz/file/B9o01ZIQ#FsFMqXpQ

    I hope you enjoy the journey.

    // Updated because I managed to accidentally change one sequence to the wrong recording take :D

    #music #musicproduction #reaper #electronic #progressive #bass #retro #synthwave #darkwave

  12. Hello lovelies <3 I just finished the track I've been forming and reforming from the :corteximplant_b: bumper. (See: corteximplant.com/@zeyus/11647)

    TRACE // ESCAPE

    Listen 🎵

    Tidal (or web, no account needed): stage.tidal.com/album/526493471
    Listen on soundcloud: soundcloud.com/zeyus/trace-esc

    Download ⬇️

    FLAC: mega.nz/file/Ux53RTTa#3OH8HbvP
    OGG VORBIS (embedded in post): mega.nz/file/B9o01ZIQ#FsFMqXpQ

    I hope you enjoy the journey.

    // Updated because I managed to accidentally change one sequence to the wrong recording take :D

    #music #musicproduction #reaper #electronic #progressive #bass #retro #synthwave #darkwave

  13. Hello lovelies <3 I just finished the track I've been forming and reforming from the :corteximplant_b: bumper. (See: corteximplant.com/@zeyus/11647)

    TRACE // ESCAPE

    Listen 🎵

    Tidal (or web, no account needed): stage.tidal.com/album/526493471
    Listen on soundcloud: soundcloud.com/zeyus/trace-esc

    Download ⬇️

    FLAC: mega.nz/file/Ux53RTTa#3OH8HbvP
    OGG VORBIS (embedded in post): mega.nz/file/B9o01ZIQ#FsFMqXpQ

    I hope you enjoy the journey.

    // Updated because I managed to accidentally change one sequence to the wrong recording take :D

    #music #musicproduction #reaper #electronic #progressive #bass #retro #synthwave #darkwave

  14. Hello lovelies <3 I just finished the track I've been forming and reforming from the :corteximplant_b: bumper. (See: corteximplant.com/@zeyus/11647)

    TRACE // ESCAPE

    Listen 🎵

    Tidal (or web, no account needed): stage.tidal.com/album/526493471
    Listen on soundcloud: soundcloud.com/zeyus/trace-esc

    Download ⬇️

    FLAC: mega.nz/file/Ux53RTTa#3OH8HbvP
    OGG VORBIS (embedded in post): mega.nz/file/B9o01ZIQ#FsFMqXpQ

    I hope you enjoy the journey.

    // Updated because I managed to accidentally change one sequence to the wrong recording take :D

    #music #musicproduction #reaper #electronic #progressive #bass #retro #synthwave #darkwave

  15. Hello lovelies <3 I just finished the track I've been forming and reforming from the :corteximplant_b: bumper. (See: corteximplant.com/@zeyus/11647)

    TRACE // ESCAPE

    Listen 🎵

    Tidal (or web, no account needed): stage.tidal.com/album/526493471
    Listen on soundcloud: soundcloud.com/zeyus/trace-esc

    Download ⬇️

    FLAC: mega.nz/file/Ux53RTTa#3OH8HbvP
    OGG VORBIS (embedded in post): mega.nz/file/B9o01ZIQ#FsFMqXpQ

    I hope you enjoy the journey.

    // Updated because I managed to accidentally change one sequence to the wrong recording take :D

    #music #musicproduction #reaper #electronic #progressive #bass #retro #synthwave #darkwave

  16. "The updated SHub stealer variant is called Reaper, and it uses macOS Script Editor, pre-populated with the malicious payload to execute the malware..." #MacOS #Apple #Reaper theregister.com/security/2026/

  17. "The updated SHub stealer variant is called Reaper, and it uses macOS Script Editor, pre-populated with the malicious payload to execute the malware..." #MacOS #Apple #Reaper theregister.com/security/2026/

  18. "The updated SHub stealer variant is called Reaper, and it uses macOS Script Editor, pre-populated with the malicious payload to execute the malware..." #MacOS #Apple #Reaper theregister.com/security/2026/

  19. "The updated SHub stealer variant is called Reaper, and it uses macOS Script Editor, pre-populated with the malicious payload to execute the malware..." #MacOS #Apple #Reaper theregister.com/security/2026/

  20. SHub Infostealer Variant Reaper Exploits macOS Security Updates

    Researchers at SentinelOne have uncovered a sneaky new variant of the SHub macOS infostealer, called Reaper, which cleverly bypasses Apple's latest security updates by using a malicious AppleScript to trick users. This crafty malware uses fake installers to lure victims in, making it a serious threat to macOS users.

    osintsights.com/shub-infosteal

    #Macos #Infostealer #Reaper #Shub #MalwareOperations

  21. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    But like finding the nice simple feature in #Reaper or remembering where one is you don’t use often?

    The UI is “Powerful” but not easy

    That Normalize thing is a menu item hidden under “Item/Item Processing/Normalize Items”

    Or I guess you can just Ctrl+Shift+N

    Geez I never knew that shortcut 😒

    Too many shortcuts
    https homemusicmaker.com/normalize-i
    #ListeningClub

  22. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    But like finding the nice simple feature in #Reaper or remembering where one is you don’t use often?

    The UI is “Powerful” but not easy

    That Normalize thing is a menu item hidden under “Item/Item Processing/Normalize Items”

    Or I guess you can just Ctrl+Shift+N

    Geez I never knew that shortcut 😒

    Too many shortcuts
    https homemusicmaker.com/normalize-i
    #ListeningClub

  23. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    But like finding the nice simple feature in #Reaper or remembering where one is you don’t use often?

    The UI is “Powerful” but not easy

    That Normalize thing is a menu item hidden under “Item/Item Processing/Normalize Items”

    Or I guess you can just Ctrl+Shift+N

    Geez I never knew that shortcut 😒

    Too many shortcuts
    https homemusicmaker.com/normalize-i
    #ListeningClub

  24. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    But like finding the nice simple feature in #Reaper or remembering where one is you don’t use often?

    The UI is “Powerful” but not easy

    That Normalize thing is a menu item hidden under “Item/Item Processing/Normalize Items”

    Or I guess you can just Ctrl+Shift+N

    Geez I never knew that shortcut 😒

    Too many shortcuts
    https homemusicmaker.com/normalize-i
    #ListeningClub

  25. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    But like finding the nice simple feature in #Reaper or remembering where one is you don’t use often?

    The UI is “Powerful” but not easy

    That Normalize thing is a menu item hidden under “Item/Item Processing/Normalize Items”

    Or I guess you can just Ctrl+Shift+N

    Geez I never knew that shortcut 😒

    Too many shortcuts
    https homemusicmaker.com/normalize-i
    #ListeningClub

  26. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    I consider myself a very basic user of only a few of #Reaper’s features

    Have to seek help any time I have to do anything more than dragging tracks to create our show

    But have stumbled on a few things doing that weekly

    I love the little envelope fader hooks at the end of every item

    They’re a joy for adjusting fade ins/outs

    Reaper has so many features it can be tricky to find and use just the simplest ones
    pinnguaq.com/learn/introductio
    #ListeningClub

  27. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    I consider myself a very basic user of only a few of #Reaper’s features

    Have to seek help any time I have to do anything more than dragging tracks to create our show

    But have stumbled on a few things doing that weekly

    I love the little envelope fader hooks at the end of every item

    They’re a joy for adjusting fade ins/outs

    Reaper has so many features it can be tricky to find and use just the simplest ones
    pinnguaq.com/learn/introductio
    #ListeningClub

  28. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    I consider myself a very basic user of only a few of #Reaper’s features

    Have to seek help any time I have to do anything more than dragging tracks to create our show

    But have stumbled on a few things doing that weekly

    I love the little envelope fader hooks at the end of every item

    They’re a joy for adjusting fade ins/outs

    Reaper has so many features it can be tricky to find and use just the simplest ones
    pinnguaq.com/learn/introductio
    #ListeningClub

  29. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    I consider myself a very basic user of only a few of #Reaper’s features

    Have to seek help any time I have to do anything more than dragging tracks to create our show

    But have stumbled on a few things doing that weekly

    I love the little envelope fader hooks at the end of every item

    They’re a joy for adjusting fade ins/outs

    Reaper has so many features it can be tricky to find and use just the simplest ones
    pinnguaq.com/learn/introductio
    #ListeningClub

  30. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    I consider myself a very basic user of only a few of #Reaper’s features

    Have to seek help any time I have to do anything more than dragging tracks to create our show

    But have stumbled on a few things doing that weekly

    I love the little envelope fader hooks at the end of every item

    They’re a joy for adjusting fade ins/outs

    Reaper has so many features it can be tricky to find and use just the simplest ones
    pinnguaq.com/learn/introductio
    #ListeningClub

  31. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    #Reaper has a Normalize all Tracks by individual peaks feature I use every week on our radio show

    Makes live really easy most of the time 👍

    I look forward perhaps to the opportunity to use it on a vortex one day 🌀
    #ListeningClub

  32. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    #Reaper has a Normalize all Tracks by individual peaks feature I use every week on our radio show

    Makes live really easy most of the time 👍

    I look forward perhaps to the opportunity to use it on a vortex one day 🌀
    #ListeningClub

  33. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    #Reaper has a Normalize all Tracks by individual peaks feature I use every week on our radio show

    Makes live really easy most of the time 👍

    I look forward perhaps to the opportunity to use it on a vortex one day 🌀
    #ListeningClub

  34. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    #Reaper has a Normalize all Tracks by individual peaks feature I use every week on our radio show

    Makes live really easy most of the time 👍

    I look forward perhaps to the opportunity to use it on a vortex one day 🌀
    #ListeningClub

  35. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    #Reaper has a Normalize all Tracks by individual peaks feature I use every week on our radio show

    Makes live really easy most of the time 👍

    I look forward perhaps to the opportunity to use it on a vortex one day 🌀
    #ListeningClub

  36. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    Never tried Audio-Joiner

    Was happy to discover dragging all tracks into #Reaper offered the option to line them up as one track

    Which I just joined with whatever command “Glue”?

    Done in a few seconds

    I think I raised the levels on the Accordion Tribe record 🪗 because that CD, released in 1998, has probably the lowest levels in my collection

    It’s like the anti-Metallica — with a very wide dynamic range that stays miles below peaking 🤷🏻‍♂️
    #ListeningClub

  37. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    Never tried Audio-Joiner

    Was happy to discover dragging all tracks into #Reaper offered the option to line them up as one track

    Which I just joined with whatever command “Glue”?

    Done in a few seconds

    I think I raised the levels on the Accordion Tribe record 🪗 because that CD, released in 1998, has probably the lowest levels in my collection

    It’s like the anti-Metallica — with a very wide dynamic range that stays miles below peaking 🤷🏻‍♂️
    #ListeningClub

  38. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    Never tried Audio-Joiner

    Was happy to discover dragging all tracks into #Reaper offered the option to line them up as one track

    Which I just joined with whatever command “Glue”?

    Done in a few seconds

    I think I raised the levels on the Accordion Tribe record 🪗 because that CD, released in 1998, has probably the lowest levels in my collection

    It’s like the anti-Metallica — with a very wide dynamic range that stays miles below peaking 🤷🏻‍♂️
    #ListeningClub

  39. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    Never tried Audio-Joiner

    Was happy to discover dragging all tracks into #Reaper offered the option to line them up as one track

    Which I just joined with whatever command “Glue”?

    Done in a few seconds

    I think I raised the levels on the Accordion Tribe record 🪗 because that CD, released in 1998, has probably the lowest levels in my collection

    It’s like the anti-Metallica — with a very wide dynamic range that stays miles below peaking 🤷🏻‍♂️
    #ListeningClub

  40. @SimonLandmine @corin_ja @spiny @giflian
    Never tried Audio-Joiner

    Was happy to discover dragging all tracks into #Reaper offered the option to line them up as one track

    Which I just joined with whatever command “Glue”?

    Done in a few seconds

    I think I raised the levels on the Accordion Tribe record 🪗 because that CD, released in 1998, has probably the lowest levels in my collection

    It’s like the anti-Metallica — with a very wide dynamic range that stays miles below peaking 🤷🏻‍♂️
    #ListeningClub