[musictlk] Accessible Mapping Editor

[Kevin Reeves]

Hey Annabell. Try a program called AWave Studio. You can create kontakt instruments in it. It looked pretty accessible about 10 years ago when I messed with it on Jaws 5. Not sure what the accessibility is now though. Also, you could google kontakt creator or something like that and you might find a very quick and easy app that would allow you to do this accessibly. Hope this helps.

Kevin


On Mar 10, 2011, at 10:36 PM, Annabelle Susan Morison wrote:

> Hi, it's Annabelle.
> I love to make virtual instruments and sample libraries of all kinds, and
> since my career will be based around making virtual instruments and sample
> libraries,
> I'd like to find out, how would a blind person like me make virtual
> instruments in Kontakt? In other words, how would I be able to drag all the
> samples
> of any instrument into the Kontakt interface, then map each note across an
> entire keyboard? Also, how would I save the finished instrument as an .nki,
> .nkb, or .nkm file? Would I have to have help from someone who can 
>> see? On some of the buttons and controls in Kontakt, JAWS 10.0 has a hard
> time reading the screens. Since a lot of the buttons and controls are based
> on bitmap images rather than text, I'm beginning to realize that JAWS
> doesn't have the ability to read Bitmap image-based buttons and controls.
> So, I was
> wondering if there's a specific Key Mapping Editor that would be accessible
> with JAWS? I would try Keymap Pro, but unfortunately I just found out that
> it only works on a Mac. Is there a Key Mapping editor similar to it, that
> would work on a PC? If so, which one? Will it cost me anything? If so, how
> much?
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