Well, for me to use it in NVDA with OCR, it's a little tricky but due to the way that GR and Absynth navigate, you can access everything .  FIrst of all, I access the main list where it says New In GR S (which is GR5 actually), and then I select what I want with OCR, then hti enter, sometimes it will send me back to the actual vst screen, where I will hit enter, then I will bring up OCR again, and from there, I will  go to the sub catergory where it misreads some stuff, but it says stuff like fun and soul, classic rock, etc.   then I select there again, scroll down with arrow keys and then rescan for new text, hoping I find what I wanted, which was metal, then select it ad again after I remove ocr's window.  Bring up OCR a 3rd time, go to the presets window, which will srart with a number, then I will find myself looking for the names like GOd's Love, Slip Mat, Slip Note Wide, etc, and then I will click again, then remove OCR, then select one, then I will use the arrow keys to navigate that list, and select which one I want with Enter, and continue to scroll until I like what I hear, then I will bring up OCR again for a 4th time to find the preset name.

Do you use Skype.    We're working on Migrating SIbiac over to Reaper but with the new Windows 10 updates, there were some problems, but we're not sure if it's sonar related or not.   The script we use uses the older style OCR, and it auto reads the selected text by the way the navigation changes window colors and such.    WIth Auto Hot Key and GOlden Cursor, it's easy to create some accessible VST windows, and I want to learn how to script since I have so many things I'd love to do.   My programmer is working on something that will allow me to open Sonar projects in Reaper.

Yes, I have a TD-50 with the Foundations and Studio X vex packs.  I absolutely love them.  My DW kit is converted to electronic with my electronics I modified and I have 3 rack toms, floor tom, kick, snare, and  7 cymbals and a hi-hat.

The TD-50 is not considered "accessible" but is definitely more easier to work with than the 15.  All your main functions are on the surface.  There are dedicated buttons for loadingsaving menus, copy/paste menus, trigger settings, kit piece settings, the mixer is much easier to dial in and out audio and ambience, the song and click  menus have dedicated buttons, and all source and output volumes have independant  pot knobs.

Hmm, well, I don't have Jaws.  As for finding rack stuff, I can find it in OCR, but can't really switch anything out, but I found myself not really needing to, although I can turn stuff on and off.  With SIBIAC, I was able to navigate the preset tree with speech. Same with Absynth 5.

AZ is working on bugs in SIBIAC, then we're going to bring it over to Reaper.  RIght now, there's a problem, and he thinks it's related to Windows updates, that's causing SIBIAC to not focus  properly on the associated window.  Not sure though.  He's learning Python as he codes it, so  yeah.  He may be interested in any help if anyone reads this that might could.

Me, I'm not a programmer, just a tester.

apologies for the double post, my question is, if i wish to try out reaper, and know nothing about it, what is the easiest way to try it with all accesability options for nvda or jfw in place. to have a best experience? I am willing to reed up so if you point me to links that will explain things, i'd be happy to studdy it. i prefer n v d a support. but if jfw supports it better, then that material would be fine. else, n v d a would be super to try it with. any links to material to help me would be cool