This is a really exciting idea. I have no experience with this, but since Pd writes patches as text files, maybe it’s possible to write a text-based patching front-end. A friend of mine once wrote a Pd patch generator in Pd. I’m going to get in touch with him and see if he has any insight.

Dafydd

On August 4, 2019 at 12:56:15 PM, Peter P. (peterparker@fastmail.com) wrote:

Hi Seth, great to get your message. You might have had already
researched that, but there are computer music languages that are
entirely text based and which might make good alternatives for visually
impaired people. Csound and Supercollider come to my mind here.

Perhaps this helps as well.

P

* seth hurst <hurstseth405@gmail.com> [2019-08-04 12:57]:
Hello I'm blind but wanting to use pd for making moduler music. I am
using the NVDA screen reader. I can see the menu bar but not the main
ui to select audio devices or midi devices or any settings. I also
can't see to connect the boxes. Is there anything you guys can do ore
help me with? I really like the video's I'm finding on this but I want
to be able to try them out for my self.

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