Re: [orca-list] Question about an accessible midi composing software

[Sebastian Humenda <shumenda gmx de>]

Hello André,

André L. Baldo <supermalavox gmail com> wrote on Do, Jul 08, 2010 at 04:37:06 -0300:
> My name is André and I am from Brazil. I've started to use Ubuntu with Orca two weeks ago. I am still 
> migrating from Windows so probably will have many questions. Well, here comes my first one:
> One of the things I like to do for fun is composing midi files using the 
> computer keyboard. There is, in Windows, a program called QWS made >
> specifically for the blind and because of this, really accessible with Jaws. 
> Well, I would like to know a program for that purpose that can be used in Linux with Orca, or if QWS could 
> be used in Wine and accessed by the refered screen reader.
Have you tried it yet with wine? I know currently of midge [1] where you can
write midi files, but this might be a bit more than you want. Rosegarden and
Tuxguitar are also capable of exporting as midi. There's also tuneit from Mario
Lang [2], but I don't know exactly whether this is something you need, because
I never tested it myself.

[1] www.undef.org.uk/code/midge/
[2] www.delysid.org

Greetings
Sebastian
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