Sonar works reasonably well, and I've heard good things about Reaper
too. In Sonar's case, you have to enable the AccessibilityMode feature
as described on Cakewalk's site for it to speak with Window-Eyes.
Regards,
Steve
On 2/14/2010 12:18 PM, chad wrote:
Hi is there a good music recording software that works good with
window eyes.
I tried a demo of cakewalk and found it not accessible and tried fl
studio.
I wish i knew how to write scripts i would write them and i know the
other reader has scripts.
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