Two of the most popular DAWs used for electronic music production are a big part of this journey. Ableton has been at the forefront of providing accessible features and add-ons that help users unleash their creativity, with Ableton Live 12 being the most accessible version yet. For blind and visually impaired users, adaptable high-contrast themes and interface options have been a major boost, and the software is also compatible with screen readers such as VoiceOver, NVDA, Narrator and JAWS. Alongside the spoken feedback function, there are also extra options like “Speak Menu Commands” and “Speak Minimum and Maximum Slider Values”. Ableton’s keyboard-based navigation is also central to its accessibility —…
13 accessible music-making tools | DJ Mag
