Short answer is yes, GB is accessible. But there are two versions. GB 6.0.5 is
almost fully accessible and provides a good platform to do a lot of work, I
like it for quick projects.
GB 10 is not as easy to navigate, is more sophisticated and provides a few
more tools such as an arpeggiator and Drummer. It is a precursor to Apples
Logic pro x.
Keith Reedy has some material on his site, 'I can work this thing' and there is
also a very good Logic accessibility user group.
TF
On 4/01/2016, at 1:59 AM, Bob Hill <molliesdad87@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
Although I have been using a Mac with VoiceOver for quite a while, I haven’t
tried to do anything with Garageband.
I have a 13 inch MacBook Pro, and was curious as to the accessibility of
Garageband.
I know that Ricardo Walker did several podcasts on this app, but is there
anything more current?
Thanks for any pointers.
Bob Hill
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