now that would be cool. my concern is that voiceover blabs a lot and
we'd need to hear the notes more than voiceover. unless you just had
voiceover tell you the notes, but if you can't hear the music in your
head then what's the point of that? I have perfect pitch too so I could
hear it, but I'm not much of a composer as it is. still, it would be a
challenge for both developer and user/composer to be sure.
Dave c. bahr
On 6/25/2012 12:01 AM, Stephanie Mitchell wrote:
Hi all,
I'd just been trying out some music notation for the iphone. I'd
found one that is partly accessible. It's called music drawing. When
I opened the app, there's a series of butons, like to select the
duration of the note, and the stave to use. I was able to enter notes
with voice over off; I could tell the note because I have perfect
pitch. ppreciate some I'm wondering if a few of us could play with
this app and write to the app developer to make it accessible? I have
no idea how to go about that, or even what to write, so would
appreciate some help. Hopefully if we work together, we will soon
have something that we can use as blind musicians!
Steph
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