Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @NevEd, 32, sent you a pm. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/555324/#p555324 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi-bin/mailman

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @Nocturnus Where would be the best place to contact you privately?I've received some information that you may be interested in but was told to not blow it up just yet. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/555296/#p555296

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @30 I have a keylab mk2, same issue. Can't access the menus. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/555071/#p555071 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware The editor programs for the akai MPK mini and mini play aren’t accessible at all with NVDA. So I always have to ask someone else to change the settings for the controls on those controlers. I should have the ability

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Lol my dude, I made a whole entire album on audacity. With some instruments from garageband. But 99% of everything was done in audacity. People think I'm crazy but at the time I just had no choice.I agree, though. Audacity

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware And audacity works if you need to get something done in a pinch and you don't care too much for the finely-tuned end result.  Personally, that's how I go about things; reaper for super super steroid fine-tuning, audacity

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware It does work on Mac, before Reaper I used Audacity for everything. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554701/#p554701 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Well, that's what I was expecting really. It's so typical of these modern daws to be made like this. Reaper is probably the only thing, that really works nowadays - on windows at least, sorry, don't know about mac. URL

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @24 As of now its definitely not accessible, I couldn't get past the startup wizard. I'm sure someone who knows how to screw around with ocr and nvda could figure it out but that's already workaround territoryThe install

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @24 As of now its definitely not accessible, I couldn't get past the startup wizard. I'm sure someone who knows how to screw around with ocr and nvda could figure it out but that's already workaround territoryThe install

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @24 As of now its definitely not accessible, I couldn't get past the startup wizard. I'm sure someone who knows how to screw around with ocr and nvda could figure it out but that's already workaround territory URL: https

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Yep, I actually downloaded the software, but at this very moment don't feel sure if to install it or not. If you give it a go, please report if it's actually worth it. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554459/#p554459

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @22 Thanks for informing me of this.This actually gives me reason to believe that Akai may consider accessibility in their products if they're willing to release free versions of their pro software.Its definitely not what

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @22 Thanks for informing me of this.This actually gives me reason to believe that Akai may consider accessibility in their products if they're willing to release free versions of their pro software. URL: https

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Btw, Akai just released MPC Beats, a cut down version of their mpc software, that runs on both mac and windows. I highly doubt it's accessible at all in any way, but may-be somebody up here, who is more interested

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @Nocturnus 100% agreed, didn't know that you were way farther ahead than me on this.If I can get a bunch of people to write a decent and articulate letter of sorts on why they would be willing to invest in a product

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware This is why I'm making strides in accessibility awareness.  No, I can't do it alone; that's why I work for a company.  No, that company can't do it alone either; that's why we're doing our best to integrate with VR agencies

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @18 You and me both! Either 49, 61, or 88 key options, as well as a rack version. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554205/#p554205 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Would love a full sized fully featured keyboard with weighted keys and built in tts to take on future gigs or recording sessions. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554198/#p554198 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @16 Nah, you got a point. I do wonder however if they're even aware that there are people that want to use their machines with visual disabilities. Native Instruments is making strides, if I can get a whole bunch of people

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @16 Nah, you got a point. I do wonder however if they're even aware that there are people that want to use their machines with visual disabilities. Native Instruments is making strides, if I can get a whole bunch of people

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @16 Nah, you got a point. I do wonder however if they're even aware that there are people that want to use their machines with visual disabilities. Native Instruments is making strides, if I can get a whole bunch of people

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @16 Nah, you got a point. I do wonder however if they're even aware that there are people that want to use their machines with visual disabilities. Native Instruments is making strides, if I can get a whole bunch of people

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Of course we hope for accessibility and have complete right to do it all the time, but usually big companies just don't get it or simply don't give remote crap about the issue, because we are such a small bunch from

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Is that rite? That's awesome!I personally leans towards stuff like the MPC but options are always a plus. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554126/#p554126 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware I know that native instruments machine will have accessibility added. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554125/#p554125 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Honestly same here, I was just curious from a usability standpoint, I don't think I'll be throwing any money at Avid anytime soon, their stuff is rather overpriced IMO, even though they have some pretty dope integrated

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware I wouldn't bother; reaper has everything I need as far as audio production goes, save for perhaps fancy effects.  for that you can either download vst's or simply use an outside audio editor to add such things in.  I'd say

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Definitely think they should work more to make the software more accessible on windows if that's really the issue.I know people generally use mac for music, but still.I wonder how pro tools is on Windows compared to Mac

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Definitely think they should work more to make the software more accessible on windows if that's really the issue.I know people generally use mac for music, but still. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/554099/#p554099

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Woe iron... I'm not sure what has you so fired up but whatever it is...I can say I've come a long way in the past two months with KK.  You're right that as far as the komplete kontrol software on windows things stand to do

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware OUCH!I mean I personally would think that working accessibility into their mainstream products would be a better approach in the first place. I don't think I'll ever use Mashine but I'm sure some others would, it would put

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware

Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware OUCH!I mean I personally would think that working accessibility into their mainstream products would be a better approach in the first place. I don't think I'll ever use Mashine but I'm sure some others would, it would put

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Meh NI ain't doing shit and it's annoying. Stop claiming you're for accessibility for fuck sakes. You have done things, and that's all well and good, and is definitely appreciated, but you can't ride on the glory of past

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware That could work, maybe with the user's smartphone, but the difference between KK and the MPCs is that the MPCs are standalone devices. So the software is on the machine itself, it is also a computer program as well, Mac

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware So I don't know if you've used a KK product or not, but it has no TTS of its own.  All it does is borrows from what's on the PC in question and builds on it.  That's what I invision could be done with the app.  As you're

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware If they can just make it so that way the usual components of the app can be interacted with in a certain way that makes it accessible, like the sliders, I don't think it would impact the main operation of the software

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @2 YES! Exactly what I mean!And as far as I know NI is integrated with software, not standalone, so it'd be another step forward in my opinion. The MPC while standalone, when connected to the computer via USB, become

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Perfectly good reasons to want to make it accessible, and honestly if the thing can interface through an app on the phone I don't see why they can't start with that?  I dunno... I suppose that could be seen as a step

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware @2 YES! Exactly what I mean!And as far as I know NI is integrated with software, not standalone, so it'd be another step forward in my opinion. The MPC while standalone, when connected to the computer via USB, become

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Re: Interest in accessibility being added to music making hardware Why on earth not?  I mean with the push into Native instruments and komplete kontrol I don't see why other devices couldn't be made accessible.  We need more BVI musicians, DJ's, producers and the like, and as far as I'm