>From: "Jay B. Wolf" <jaywolf@ev1.net>
>Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 23:59:29 -0500
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>Subject: New member with questions?
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>Hi there,
> Those of you that know me, I am Jay Wolf. A 27 year-old
> singer-songwriter living in Austin TX. And a long-time Federationist.
> I have been in the business since I was sixteen, then running for
> almost eight years the largest mobile disc-jockey business in Wichita
> Falls TX. When I finally started exploring with the guitar and words, I
> found that my passion was song-writing and performing. Since then, since
> about 96, I have been performing solo, with bands, and any other
> combination allowed. I am getting ready to release my first full-length
> album which I am recording, producing, and marketing all myself.
> I have a publisher in Nashville that I am doing some preliminary work
> with, and we will se where that goes. But for now, I am concentrating on
> finishing the album, duplicating it, and booking a short to long tour
> around the South to promote the album and myself.
> So enough about me, here is my question.
> I have convinced the Commission for the Blind to purchase me much
> recording equipment, I will not go into detail, but enough to record an
> acceptable album, dupplicate C.D.s, and more. Lots of the equipment I
> can use readily, but some I cannot.
> For instance my recording unit is a brand new Boss BR-1180 hard disc
> recorder, and most of the functions are determined by a menue displayed
> on a LCD display. Is there anything to make this display accessible, or
> at least somewhat??
> Also, has anybody used the Cake-Talking tutorials to go with
> Cake-Walk. I hear this is supposed to make opperation much easier for
> blind users using JFW.
> So if you have any information, suggestions, or questions, feel free to
> contact.
>
>Cordially,
>Jay Wolf
>
>
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