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Hi Nicole,
it is a standalone device, computer is needed only for editing the presets and instrument files. Once you have your presets in Electra, it does not need a computer. You can, however, keep it connected and then it you can see it what you do - like it can mirror the screen, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ktDO1Bw17s <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ktDO1Bw17s>
blind accessibility - the editor would have to be adjusted so that it has increased accessibility. But that is possible, Electra has sysex implementation that allows full control. The web editor shown in the video is only webpage that uses webMIDI in Chrome browser and sends/receives SysEx midi messages from Electra. full documentation of sysex and JSON files will be public. So if anybody was willing to work on it, it can be done. I like the idea, but I have issue with time lately. If you wanted to discuss that, feel free to contact me.
> On 12 Sep 2019, at 01:29, 'Nicole Massey' [email protected] [YamahaDX] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Okay, a couple of questions.
> Am I reading this right, that it's computer control for patch editing for DX7/TX7 devices? If so, how blind accessible is it? Meaning, does it use standard Windows controls to edit, like arrows, tab, home and end, and page up and down? Add spacebar select to that list. Any keyboard shortcuts or accelerators?
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