useable android emulator even for games?
Hi all,i read about a few useable android options on windows, but is there a solution with wich it is even possible for us to play android games on windows? I heared that bluestacks is not recommended these days and that playing games wouldn't be
Re: Question regarding accessible sample players and the like for windows
Oh, thank you very much for the tipp. Found a better tittle and edited it.
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Re: an accessible sample player or a software similar to launchpad on wind
Oh, I see that I just wrote wind instead of Windows in the Topic subject, but I don't know if I can edit it.
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an accessible sample player or a software similar to launchpad on wind
Hi everyone,Does anyone here know an accessible sample Player Software for Windows? I am not Talking About a full DAW, just a sample Player program.And Maybe someone knows launchpad on the IPhone, where you can even
sharing offline translations for games
Hello everyone,i am searching for a Long time for a possibility to Play chinese or japanese games even offline with Translation, even if they don't have an included Translation. I heared that it is possible to use JGT offline if you use the cached
Multifunctional program suites for the blind you know of
Hi everyone,i am interested in multifunction program suites wich are made for blind peopel for dayly work. Do you know such programs for Windows? A bit similar to Dolphin guide and such, simply suites wich use own programs and an own
Are the little synth from modal electronics accessible?
Hi all,i came across the Little synths, like modal craft synth, rythm and skulpt. Has anyone checked them? Are they accessible or are they as unrecommendable as the IK multimedia synths for us? I know that These modal synths have a
Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
Okay, turning off and back on doesn't help. I tryed all the parameter knobs again to make sure that I can't get it back with a simple parameter.About the midi thing, i thought first it was that but hmm, still no sound. Probably someone should
Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
Okay, from what I hear the speakers seem to be still active, means they don't seem to be turned off but still no luck in getting sounds back.
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need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
Hi,while exploring the microkorg S Synth, it seems that I accidentally muted the sound of the internal speakers. I still don't know where wich buttons are, but if anyone knows, i'd be glad if you could help me out, before I read the manual, i
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
sounds good at first. BTW: If i remember correctly, you wanted to buy a new synth at Christmas time, I mean it was the RD-8? How do you like it?
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Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
My mistake, I forgot that the keystep pro isn't in the shops yet. Yeah, the software route isn't cool, but on the other hand, there is the advantage of having seperate devices and probably more than one, so they can
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
that sounds good, but to my knowledge, the beatstep pro and the normal keystep can be used without the midi control Software as well. Have you tryed the keystep pro already or do you plan to do so? If the Thing is
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
BTW: I heared that arturia released the keystep pro. Have you already seen it? I am not sure if it is as accessible as beatstep pro and the normal keystep are. From all I heared, it has a Display, but that's all I know.
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Ah, thank you again. That's why I better ask before if there are experieces. I even had a closer look on the volcas because you recommendet them or better, said that it is accessible.Thanks for the warning regarding the
Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Hi @all,Has anyone seen here already the Uno synth and uno drum from IK multimedia? They seem to have a Kind of touch Keyboard, I imagine a bit like the monotrons and such do have, but from what I read, they seem usable for
Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
ah okay, so laptop like sizes will be Okay I think. Yeah, have seen that Tatsuja is coming back, will be exciting with what he will come out.Regarding drum machines, can I imagine the size like a standard notebook with
Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Hmm, that sounds good, so if I knew ones menus, i can probably use them all? Hmm, looks like i have more synths on my wishlist, aarr. Oh yeah, the prologue is there as well. I love this little things. So I
Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Hmm, that sounds good, so if I knew ones menus, i can probably use them all? Hmm, looks like i have more synths on my wishlist, aarr. Oh yeah, the prologue is there as well. I love this little things. BTW:
Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Hi all,has anyone experienced the korg monologue and minilogue as well as minilogue XD? Are they useable for blind people? For the XD, i found a video on YouTube wich explains the menus in detail, so with this the
Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Hi all,has anyone experienced the korg monologue and minilogue as well as minilogue XD? Are they useable for blind people? This came to my mind because the monologue and minilogue were created by the same developer who
Roland Integra 7
Hi all,Has anyone experiences with the Roland Integra 7 or tryed them out? I ask because it seems that a blind guy on the Roland Forums wanted to try it and said it seems accessible/useable but I even heared People who said that the Integra can't be used by blind People
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Hmm, a seperate drum machine would be easier then I think. I started to read in the Manuals for the Alesis drum Computers. Wich is great is that they seem to have lots of direct Buttons and where menus are, you can Access them via a button
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That was coming to my mind because in keyboards, there are a large amount of drum kits and so maybe they could be of use as well.
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Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Hmm, what I am thinking about as well is using the various drum kits on my keyboards, since there are even very nice ones build into them. Would it be possible to trigger those Kits with an external sequencer as well or other outboard
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Hmm, what I am thinking about as well is using the various drum kits on my keyboards, since there are even very nice ones build into them. Would it be possible to trigger those Kits with an external sequencer as well or other outboard
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That's okay to me as well. Are there drum machines you can recommend besides the volcas?
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Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Oh yeah, that's right. Luckily I have someone around who can maybe help with theier manuals, but textual labels would be better. Does anyone of you, since we are already three people discussing here, know any groove boxes other than the volca
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That sounds all very good. That the documentations from korg can help is great. I bought a Roland BK-5 Keyboard a while ago and it is good to use. But in the manual, the buttons are not named, wich means that the screen reader says to do this,
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
ah okay, cool, so it is one of the instruments where the answer is relatively clear. Thanks for that.@UltraleetJ: Interesting. Do you have made documentation material or any helpful material wich can make the use easier for us? Or do you had
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Regarding Workstations: Not even a sighted Person uses all theier functions often. So I think we can use what is possible. The rest can be gotten from other devices if needed. But thanks for the warning on the Korg XL and XL+, cause I am
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Regarding Workstations: Not even a sighted Person uses all theier functions often. So I think we can use what is possible. The rest can be gotten from other devices if needed. But thanks for the warning on the Korg XL and XL+, cause I am
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Ah okay, thank you. I imagine the micrro piano isn't a problem for us, but what about the micro arranger, micro X and micro station? Can you say something about those? I could imagine that the micro arrangers do even work for us but am not
Yet another question regarding instruments
Hi,first @manfromthedark: I haven't forgotten about Skype, tryed to install it on my Laptop, but have a few microfon issues there where I don't know what the Problems are. Hmm, maybe I'll try to put Skype onto my Smartphone.I stumbled across the
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Cool, than I'll find you for sure. But another Little question I have before wich came to mind: Lots of Hardware synths have own effects and such for the synth directly. So if the synth has Audio Inputs, is it possible to
Re: usable hardware recorders for music
Are there maybe even usable multitrack Recorders wich record to a USB drive or SD-Card? Like I said, i realy Need to get away from the PC sometimes and the Music is one of the Hobbies where I don't want to use the PC where ever i can.
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Re: usable hardware recorders for music
Thank you first for the detailed reply. That gives me orientation on wich is usable for good Music recording, I wasn't sure if the Olympus Recorders for example are good enough for that. I have Mixers here and surely, I could use an Computer as well
usable hardware recorders for music
Hi everyone,can someone on here recommend some Recorders for recording my own Music? I am using Hardware synths and Keyboards and such. I am looking for a Hardware solution, I know there are Software Solutions, bzt want to have Hardware Equipment for
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
I will install Skype at the Weekend I think. What's your Name there?
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Hi @manfromthedark, I haven't skype installed at the moment, but I will and if I have it, we can surely talk on skype, thank you for this offer, I'll let you know. Maybe you can send me the documentation material you made
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
@Jack: Thank you very much for the nice tipp, but I am more interested in Hardware which is usable for us than in Software. But it is nice to that someone else is on here, so me and Manfromthedark are not so alone, haha.
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Ah, so the R3 is even usable for us? It looks interesting as well but I was scared off a bit as I read that it has two displays. I thought it would be not good to use by a blind person for this reason, but if the user
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
May I ask wich Hardware Vocoders you are using? I ask because you said that you use Vocoders alot.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Hmm, so not easy to decide on the Microfreak. Maybe the mutable instruments module would be better.Oh yeah, I have some behringer synths on my list as well. The Neutron, the crave and even the string synth with Vocoder
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
No recommendations or experiences on this Topic here?
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
And another question: Has anyone experiences with the new arturia micro freak? How is it with the usability for the blind? From what I know, Arturia uses the one knob per function principe where it is possible and from
another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Hi,can you recommend any multi effect devices wich are good to use for us? I know the Roland VT-series already and I want to know if there are other recommendable effect hardware for transforming the own voice in various ways
Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
No idea regarding the Sound effects question? Or do you just use the PC for such if needed?
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Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
You know what? There are even some Sound Expanders without Display I have on my list, and two other Keyboards wich seem interesting. Allthough they are in the entry clas, they are extremely good for theier Price,
Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
Hi Manfromthedark,Thank you again for the detailed answer. Regarding teenage enginiring, I am even not sure, but I am going the route of having multiple devices to accompany each other, for different sounds and
Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
Hi all,this could be a good question for @the man from the dark as well, but all other answers are welcome:I am interested in some electronic instruments and would like to know how your experiences are:teenage
Re: another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
Cool, i have a few FX boxes here as well, some even with XLR jacks for microfones. I hope i don't ask to many questions, but unfortunately, I am in a what's app group in german, where are many blind musicians wich use the PC
Re: another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
I am interested in your setup as well. Do you have other synths or keys other than the volcas, the refaces, korg Micro sampler and the PO's you menssioned? Do you own other instruments you can recommend in terms of
Re: another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
Thank you. Hmm, from what I read in tests, the concept of the User interface seems to be similar in the bigger models. Looks interesting as well, I realy like small synths and I think, they are often underrated for what they
another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
Hi to the synth enthusiasts on here,I have a question:Does anyone of you know if the synths from teenage enginiring are accessible/usable for blind People? I know already the korg volcas are, but I am interested in the devices of
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Wow, cool, that makes things way easier. Oh yeah, being startled by unexpected noises could happen I think. On the other Hand, that are all things and sounds the synth is capable to do and as Long as there's nothing bad Happening with it, such
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
regarding true synths, maybe you can be of help again to me: I am not familiar with synths so far bzt I like to Experiment and to try out and hear what happens. Now as I have the minibrute, the patch bay Looks interesting but keeps me away from it
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Oh yeah, you are deffinately helpfull. Thank you as well for messioning the korg volcas, they are on my list as well since i think especially together, they can be very powerfull Tools. What can be interesting as well will be the Roland Jupiter X
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Oh yeah, you are deffinately helpfull. Thank you as well for messioning the korg volcas, they are on my list as well since i think especially together, they can be very powerfull Tools. What can be interesting as well will be the Roland Jupiter X
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
For Genos, I don't know if the sequencer is accessible, since the voice guide of genos is limited, but it would be worth a try. To be honest, I think lots of Keyboards have powerfull sequencers, i think the BK-5 has one as well but I thought that
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Hi, my current Setup are two arranger Keyboards, the Roland BK-5 and Yamaha Genos as well as two synths, the minibrute 2 and the microkorg. That is the Setup at the Moment. Would be great to have something to arrange a song from multiple
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Hmm, sounds more difficult as it seemed before. I am the Kind of guy who says the more knobs and Buttons and the lesser menu diving it has, the better. It is not a Problem for me to memorize Buttons and such or, if I know what they do, make a
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Ah okay. I hoped that anyone has experiences with such sequencers and can give a recommendation for what to use as a blind user. That is because even if I find a lot of devices on the web, I still don't know on wich ones we should pay Attention
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Ah okay. I hoped that anyone has experiences with such sequencers and can give a recommendation for what to use as a blind user. That is because even if I find a lot of devices on the web, I still don't know on wich ones we should pay Attention
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Wow, man, let me thank you first for the very detailed answer. I am mainly searching a solution for Controlling and synching multiple instruments, like synths and Keyboards for example. I imagine to build a song in real time, wich means that I
Question regarding hardware sequencers
Hi all,i am searching for Hardware sequencers wich a blind Person can use. I know that there are Software Solutions, but i am searching for something I can use without needing a PC. Does anyone know Hardware sequencers we can use? From what I read,
question regarding android for PC with talkback enabled
Hey everyone,are there newer android Versions for PC newer than 5.1 with talkback enabled? VM's would be still okay, just wanted to know if there are newer Versions wich already talk from the start.Thank you in advance.Best
Re: Any easy to use auto tune sollutions?
Is melodyne usable with Screen Readers under Windows?
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Re: Any recommendation for accessible bike apps or bike computer apps
Hmm, I'll take a look at strava. If there are other suggestions, let me know.
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Any recommendation for accessible bike apps or bike computer apps
Hi,are there bike apps in General or bike Computer apps wich are accessible with talkback under android? Not just for Navigation, but even to read out driven Kilometers or the Speed and such.Thank you in advance for any
Re: Software similar to tactileware, the vOICe or brushtone
And for us those Software gives a new experience, that's what I like about it. Another Tool is called GSK#, from what I've seen it is even for Windows. I just have to investigate it, since it was named in a Mailing list.
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Re: Software similar to tactileware, the vOICe or brushtone
oh, very interesting recommendations. Haven't thought that there are so many Tools with this theme. Yeah, I was refering to tactileware by Ifeelpixel. @cae, if there would be a way to get your tool, i would be interested as well.
Software similar to tactileware, the vOICe or brushtone
Hi guys,does anyone know any Software, for android or even for Windows wich are similar to the vOICe, brush tone or tactile ware and can accompany them or is similar in it's Approach to make visuals or things like painting, Picture
Re: accessible midi controllers
Cool thing, will try. But that seems to be a good solution.
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Re: accessible midi controllers
That's a good news, I don't knew that. Can i try the mapping editor before buying the key or do you know what's not accessible so I know how to handle it. But that it is almost accessible is great, so this could be a usable good choice and not to expensive,
Re: accessible midi controllers
Yeah, I know that most hardware has a computer inside. I simply like using things that are build just for what they do. So, no problem at all with the computer between both devices. Maybe QWS can help with this, I just hoped I eventually could save a
Re: accessible midi controllers
Nope, a controller is used to control other hardware as well. And i want to control hardware with it not software. Speakers and the like are not needed, just a usable controller I can set up so that it does what i want or what the controlled hardware needs.
accessible midi controllers
Hi,i am more the Hardware Musician than using Software. I like if there's no Computer between me and the Instrument. Now I am looking for midi Controllers wich can be used with Sound modules, Synthesizers and such. Are there Controllers wich are accessible to
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
Ah okay, it even comes with a remote control from what I see. Hmm, I might check it out.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=349670#p349670
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Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
Okay, I looked again and the SB X-fi 5.1 pro comes with the SBX studio as software, I think that is the right model?
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Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
Thank you for the recomendation. I found the X-fi 5.1 sound card as pro version. Luckyly it seems to be available as new and it is very cheap with about 40 € here in Germany. Should I be careful with updates to it's software so the
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
Thank you for the recomendation. I found the X-fi 5.1 sound card as pro version, is that the right one? Luckyly it seems to be available as new and it is very cheap with about 40 € here in Germany. Should I be careful with updates to
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
You say creative? I wasn't sure if there is an accessible way to control it's Cards. I was interested in theier external Sound Cards. Wich models can you recommend in Terms of accessibility and what do you mean with control Panel and
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
It could even be a Hardware device if there is something usable for us wich can control Sound Settings and emulate surround Sound and such. Do you know a Hardware device for PC's perhaps? In Terms of Software, I saw razer sorround wich
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
I tryed it with the OCR, but there was nothing usefull to get out of the software. So if anyone knows programs for sound settings in general, wich aren't bount to a specific headset and wich are screen reader friendly, I would
Re: screen reader friendly software for sound settings
I am using mainly JAWS and NVDA. Hmm, haven't thought to try the OCR. That could work. I tryed Jaws Cursor, the object Navigation in NVDA and the arrow keys as well as tab and shift tab to navigate, but the Reader said nothing so as if
screen reader friendly software for sound settings
Hello, I have an USB Headset but the Software wich Comes with it is not accessible from what I discovered. I am interested in programms wich can emulate 7.1 Sound and such and were I can alter other Sound Settings as well, even with the
Re: Dictation bridge.
cool that you already share this project. I'll support it and hope that it reaches it's goal, since speech recognition and dictation software is interesting for me, even on the PC.
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Re: to all people interested in making music with the PC
Hi all, now we are 148. Maybe those of you who have Facebook could help in sharing this as well? This way we would get even more supporters, too? It would be great if you could share it with the link as well. Thank you very much.
Re: to all people interested in making music with the PC
I agree fully with this. And I feel that this could be reality. We have already 146 Votes, only a few more to 150. I think we could be heared by the devs.
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Re: to all people interested in making music with the PC
awesome, the votes get more and more. Thanks for your great support. More votes are still welcome.
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Re: to all people interested in making music with the PC
@james: for voting, you dont need webvisum. Theres an audio captcha as well you can use.
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to all people interested in making music with the PC
Hi together,maybe some of you already know the digital audio Workstation reaper with wich you can make music on your PC. Reaper is very promising in regards to accessibility. Yes, there is reaaccess, but nobody knows about the actual
Re: to all people interested in making music with the PC
Great, thanks for your support. And maybe you could share this with other people you know if they want to vote as well. Like i said, the more we are, the better it is. We only need 10 or if you gortalon, have already voted only 9
Re: Question about foobar 2000 and it's equalizer
Thank you, but my Problem is, i dont know how to Switch between the sliders, since NVDA gives only numbers to me. I mean the Equalizer in the foobar Settings itself.
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Re: Question about foobar 2000 and it's equalizer
Ah, and can anybody explain how the Equalizer generally works? That would be nice as well, since i can navigate and Change the percentages with tab and the Cursor keys. Now I dont know if that are different sliders or only one. Thanks for
Question about foobar 2000 and it's equalizer
Hi,i installed foobar2000 because it was recommended by lots of users here. I have to say, its fantastic. I have choosen the full Installation with all optional Features included. My question now is, are there Equalizer presets available as
Re: question about external sound cards
Thank you for your great answers and tipps, Ill see what I can afford and what is doable with it.
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question about external sound cards
Hello, i search an external USB-Sound Card for games, Music, audiobooks and such. Is there anyone here who uses such an external Sound Card and wich do you can recommend. I heard some Cards offer Sound profiles like virtual soround Sound for headphones
Re: a question about blind friendly linux distributions
BTW: I heard something about the sonar Project. What do you think about this Distribution, especially in comparison to vinux or ubuntu Gnome?
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