Re: [orca-list] accessible audio editor

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

I use Audacity for recording and editing. Effects need a little flat
review love, since the first widget in a window doesn't get focus as it
should. Also, the tabs on the preferences window are only announced as
panels, but the options work fine. Also, if you have multiple tracks,
you need to count from the top or bottom beep to find which one to
select. Mostly, I find I can select the entire file, go to the top with
the arrow keys and then press enter on each track I don't want selected.
The main problem is that it's hard to know which track is being selected
or deselected, but this is fairly easy to figure out, since each new
track you record or import is added below the most recent track. In
spite of these issues, basic editing is nearly as simple as working with
a text editor or word processor, and Audacity is the best audio editing
software I have used on any OS. I really do hope it sees some screen
reader access improvements in the future.
~Kyle
http://kyle.tk/
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