[Athen] MAC accessibility for music

Jeffrey Dell jeffreydell99 at gmail.com
Mon Nov 7 09:55:46 PST 2011


Hi Robert
This topic came up this summer. Since then I heard of a blind guy
that does song parodies for the Stern show. He goes by Psych. His
website is http://www.psychmusic.com/contact.html
In an interview he said that he uses ProTools with VoiceOver on Mac.
He also does some work for a radio show produced by Shadow Stevens.
Even though his work is mostly explicit song parodies it is pretty
high quality. He would be a good source to try to contact for some
pointers.
Jeff

On 11/7/11, Robert Beach <rbeach at kckcc.edu> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I have a visually impaired student going into audio engineering. He has

> some limited perifial vision and can do okay with enlarged graphics. He

> doesn't know print well enough to read it effectively.

>

> Our biggest concern is the Mac computers he will need to use for the audio

> recording software. We will be meeting with one of the instructors from the

> program tomorrow to see how well the built-in magnifier works for him.

> We'll also try Voice Over to see if it will read enough of the text to be

> effective.

>

> Do any of you have any other ideas that we could try to make the Macs and

> the audio software accessible? I'm all ears!

>

> Thanks.

>

>

> Robert Lee Beach

> Assistive Technology Specialist

> Kansas City Kansas Community College

> 7250 State Avenue

> Kansas City, KS 66112

> 913-288-7671

> rbeach at kckcc.edu

>

>




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