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All menus and dialogue boxes in Vocaloid 4 are completely accessible to the NVDA screen reader, as well as Jaws 2024, though extensive testing with Jaws has not been performed according to current knowledge. The main interface is partially accessible with NVDA, though not enough to deliver spoken information in crucial areas. However, it is possible to map most major actions to the keyboard, which makes the program completely usable with enough practice. Given the lack of spoken feedback, however, one must learn a majority of the main interface via memorization. | All menus and dialogue boxes in Vocaloid 4 are completely accessible to the NVDA screen reader, as well as Jaws 2024, though extensive testing with Jaws has not been performed according to current knowledge. The main interface is partially accessible with NVDA, though not enough to deliver spoken information in crucial areas. However, it is possible to map most major actions to the keyboard, which makes the program completely usable with enough practice. Given the lack of spoken feedback, however, one must learn a majority of the main interface via memorization. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:05, 23 July 2025
Vocaloid 4 is a concatenative singing speech synthesis program created by Yamaha. For general information, visit the Wikipedia page.
Interface[1]
[edit | edit source]All menus and dialogue boxes in Vocaloid 4 are completely accessible to the NVDA screen reader, as well as Jaws 2024, though extensive testing with Jaws has not been performed according to current knowledge. The main interface is partially accessible with NVDA, though not enough to deliver spoken information in crucial areas. However, it is possible to map most major actions to the keyboard, which makes the program completely usable with enough practice. Given the lack of spoken feedback, however, one must learn a majority of the main interface via memorization.
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ the information in this section is original research conducted by Garrett, with the help of other visually impaired people who make Vocaloid music. Those people have not yet given permission to publish their names. This wiki is currently the only resource where this information is documented.
