DrumAccess (Drum Libraries)

Welcome to the DrumAccess libraries page


We are very happy to present our drum libraries, usable by everyone, but specially designed for the blind.


Since 2023, ReaperAccessible has been committed to creating drum libraries specifically for blind musicians using Reaper. We've integrated tools like the Behringer X-Touch Universal control surface and CSI, as well as OSARA settings, to ensure an accessible and immersive musical experience for everyone.


We're announcing the release of a series of drum libraries, which we hope will meet all your needs.

Discover how we make DrumAccess libraries in this Youtube video


ReaperAccessible has two recording studios, one in Montreal, Canada, and another in Clermont-Ferrand, France. In this video, we invite you to discover our Montreal studio, where we capture the Mapex - Mars Birch Shell Pack drums Kit to create high-quality samples.

Join us as we explore every step of the DrumAccess library development, from conception to the final product.

You'll get an in-depth look at our audio sampling process and the creation of these valuable tools.



Documentation and Tutorials.


Click here to learn how to use DrumAccess.


Technology has given blind musicians a wide range of tools to create, record, and produce music. Here’s an overview of the main accessible applications that make life easier for blind musicians.


Production and Recording Software


Audio production software is essential for any musician. Here are some of the most accessible options:

  • Reaper: Reaper is known for its exceptional compatibility with screen readers thanks to the OSARA extension. It allows deep customization and the use of scripts to automate tasks.
  • Pro Tools: With certain adaptations, Pro Tools can be used by blind musicians, notably thanks to documentation and guides created by the community.
  • Logic Pro X: Available on macOS, Logic Pro X offers built-in accessibility features with VoiceOver, allowing simplified navigation and use.

Technological advances and community involvement allow blind musicians to express themselves fully and create music using the same tools as their sighted peers. These accessible applications and resources play a crucial role in inclusivity and equal opportunity within the music field.

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