There's a site on logic called blindlogic.com. Also a google group i'm part of, can't remember the name, i think its logicaccess or something. I personally wouldn't recamend logic though. Its not very user intuative. You can't access the plug ins window on your own with out sighted help, and a lot of other major things done need sighted assistence to do. Also some things like selecting tracks doesn't have speech when you select all with command a. You can try garageband for free on your mac, it should come with it, if you deside you like it, its a demo version of logic pro, but logic pro is much harder to use. I'd recomend pro tools by avid for the mac, or reaper. Reaper needs a plug in to be accessible, but it still works great. Pro tools is pretty accessible on its own.
If anybody has more experience with logic then let me know how it worked out for you, but I personally think there are better more accessible alternatives. I suggest writing to the applevis forum, applevis.com. A site strictly for apple products, a lot of producers on there.

pro tools is aproximately 850 dollar. Aside from the program you also need a USB ILock to authorise the program on your mac when you runn it, plus if your like me and you have a macbook pro laptop, it would be best if you got a full size keyboard with a number pad.
Regarding reaper, that one is also very accessible with voiceover.  there is a site with guides on just about everything in reaper, its called audio.pizza. There's also a reaper mailing list.PPr

Hi socheat and rori.
thanks for the help and I am getting bennifit of this website called www.blindlogic.org
but in reaper I have to use reapluggs  for pluggins so how accessible is the indian instrument section.
Thanks
and lastly is there any scripts I have to use for reaper in voice over?
Thanks
Ishan

Hi
Why don't you try www.logicwithspeech.com

There's a logicwithspeech site too? I've only heard of protoolswithspeech.com, not logicwithspeech.

Pro tools is most accessible.  I may be biased because I learned everything about the DAWS initially from PT. Protoolswithspeech is great I wish they made a Logic one. audio is best with PT.
Whoever stated the Logic with speech website Is lying and should be ashamed of themselves.
I have no light perception so I mainly rely on voiceover and just started  using logic Pro X to produce beats. It is somewhat accessible however some things  bug out and glitch often.  i know  other visually impaired producers that told me that logic Pro X is simpler out of the two to create beats.
Not sure about the Indian  Instruments as I have never used any and I am westernized.
For tutorials for music production via blind perspective,  just listen to the ProTools with speech tutorials and then transfer the skills onto other DAWS. Definitely  bittersweet but rewarding once you  understand and work around the inaccessible parts.
Sadly the ProTools with speech authors rarely respond and are rarely active on their account.  If I have time I will hopefully make it to Torio podcast and posted up here, but I doubt I will get the chance anytime soon.
Reaper and sonic  i have not used however many visually impaired producers do use it. Reaper is free or use GarageBand  like the One mentioned above as it is free and just as excessible as logic Pro X;  they were both updated around the same time to include accessibility patches. 
Hope this helps!

DAWS = digital audio work station or software meaning any music production program.

Actually, the latest version of reaper still allows you to run unrestricted even after the 60 day trial; with the price of a simple nag screen that pops up for a grand total of 5 seconds.

Are the pro tools with speech totorials even worth it anymore? There like 15 bucks or something, but i've heard that so much has changed since pro tools 10 that the totorials aren't worth the money. For some prospective, we are now on pro tools 12.

I don't own a Mac, although I kinda do want to jump ship.  I have Garage Band on my iPad, but surely it's not the same.  Nonetheless, if I ever get my hands on a Mac, I'd definitely be toying around with this stuff.