News: Raul Midon Pioneers New Recording Technology For The Blind

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News:  Raul Midon Pioneers New Recording Technology For The Blind
from Jazz News, 18 Apr 2010

Raul Midon is credited as one of the first blind professional musicians to use a new recording software bundle called Caketalking for Cakewalk's SONAR that enables blind people to independently record and mix their own songs. Before heading into legendary producer and bassist Larry Klein's studio to work on his new album 'Synthesis' (April 13/Decca), Midon built a home studio using SONAR with Caketalking to create a series of musical soundscapes that would serve as template for his full artistic vision.

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Posted by Ted Mc at 20 Apr 2010, 7:01 PM
Categories: Visual Impairment, Blind, Audio - PC, News, Accessibility, Screen Reader, Technology, Jaws, News - Software
Tags: visually impaired Jaws Sonar audio technology News blind accessibility CakeTalking
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