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• Brian williams

  2/5/2026, 9:58:49 PM

  Thank you.

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 9:45:19 PM

  Hey Brian, here you go. Enjoy! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/access-ableton/id1814535308

• Brian williams

  2/5/2026, 8:57:35 PM

  DJ He do you have a link to this podcas?

• Gold Fingas

  2/5/2026, 6:51:52 PM

  And also, when you call yourself a DJ, what type of stuff do you do? Also, what equipment are you working with on the DJ side of things? From one DJ to another, just curious 

• Gold Fingas

  2/5/2026, 6:50:50 PM Play

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 5:12:40 PM Play

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 3:18:51 PM Play

• DJMixMastaJam

  2/5/2026, 3:16:28 PM

  I’m learning how to use reaper because it appears to be very accessible once you have the O Sarah and SWS plug-ins installed. 

• Happy Metalhead

  2/5/2026, 2:57:11 PM Play

• Happy Metalhead

  2/5/2026, 2:56:28 PM Play

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 9:40:33 AM Play

• Missy

  2/5/2026, 9:29:00 AM

  OK, I just saw the page where you can join for support.

• Missy

  2/5/2026, 9:24:02 AM Play

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 8:57:01 AM Play

• Missy

  2/5/2026, 8:50:18 AM Play

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 8:43:35 AM

  Hey Missy and Brian, thank you for the recommendations, really appreciate them. I'm very happy to see a lot of folks have been replying and being so helpful.

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 8:19:43 AM Play

• Missy

  2/5/2026, 8:17:00 AM

  I've had a little bit of luck with logic, but like you, I think it's a little clunky. Native access is pretty good through native instruments. Complete control. That spelled with a K, but I'm dictating. I also use reaper. That's extremely accessible. I think using multiple things, and using each accessibility thing from those things makes sense. 

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 8:08:00 AM Play

• Brian williams

  2/5/2026, 7:44:08 AM

  I have been mostly using Audacity, a free multi track recorder editor. It's very accessible. I've just started using reaper which is a far more powerful and complicated daw. it's gonna take a long time to learn. there are email support groups for both as others have said. 

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 7:33:37 AM

  Hi everyone, thank you for all the recommendations.

• The Visionary

  2/5/2026, 7:17:25 AM

  Hi according to my blind friend reaper is good. They've been using it and audacity for other stuffs.

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 7:10:29 AM

  Here you go. You can find all the REAPER accessible stuffs which includes the super handy community on both WhatsApp as well as on groups.io here: https://www.reaperaccessibility.com/wiki/Main_Page

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 7:01:41 AM Play

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 6:13:41 AM Play

• Snehashish Mahato

  2/5/2026, 5:20:02 AM Play

• Shaf

  2/5/2026, 5:02:53 AM

  Logic all the way!

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 4:27:17 AM Play

• Tandin

  2/5/2026, 4:25:14 AM

  I use Reaper and it’s super accessible with both NVDA and JAWS

• DJ Hey

  2/5/2026, 3:33:37 AM

  Thank you so much, I really appreciate the recommendation! :)

• Dj Ray

  2/5/2026, 3:31:52 AM

  Reaper offers a fully functional 60 day free trial and the accessibility extensions are free.