Welcome to the ReaperAccessible website, your go-to resource for improving your workflow with Reaper using the NVDA screen reader and OSARA.


Our site offers a variety of free resources to make your audio and MIDI production experience as seamless as possible. Here, you can download:

  • Alternative Reaper KeyMap
  • Audio and MIDI Loops
  • Drivers and Firmwares
  • All necessary tools for accessible use of the Behringer X32 or Midas M32 digital consoles
  • All resources on the Behringer X-Touch Universal control surface
  • Installation files for CSI, Control Surface Integrator
  • CSI Tutorials
  • CSI Zone files
  • Accessible drum libraries
  • Free Instruments and Plugins
  • Impulse Response
  • NKS files for Komplete Kontrol
  • Reaper presets
  • The free instrument and plugins library
  • And much more!

Explore our resources to get the most out of your Reaper setup and take your music production to the next level. Happy creating!


Collecting these resources together is an ongoing collaborative project managed by ReaperAccessible

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Creating podcasts is an exciting activity and accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired thanks to tools like Reaper and the NVDA screen reader. ReaperAccessible offers a complete and adapted solution for producing high-quality podcasts independently.

Why Choose Reaper and NVDA?

Reaper is powerful and flexible audio production software, while NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) is a free screen reader that allows blind or visually impaired users to interact with their computer. Together, they provide an accessible and efficient solution for podcast production.

Configuring Reaper with NVDA

To get started, it is essential to install Reaper and NVDA on your computer. Here are the key steps:

  1. Download and install Reaper from the official website.
  2. Download and install NVDA from the NV Access website.
  3. Install the OSARA (Open Source Accessibility for the REAPER Application) extension to improve Reaper accessibility with NVDA.

Creating Your Podcast

Once your setup is ready, you can start creating your podcast. Here's a quick guide:

1. Preparation and Registration

Use Reaper to record your audio tracks. With the OSARA extension, you can navigate Reaper using NVDA to control recordings, add markers, and manage tracks.

2. Editing and Editing

Reaper allows you to edit your recordings precisely. You can trim, move and edit your audio or MIDI objects. NVDA and OSARA provide vocal feedback for every action, helping you edit your tracks with precision.

3. Mixing and Effects

Apply sound effects and mix your tracks to sound professional. Reaper offers a range of effects and mixing tools that you can control via NVDA.

4. Export

Once your podcast is ready, you can export it in the format of your choice. Reaper allows you to export audio files in different formats, suitable for podcasting platforms.

Resources and Community

ReaperAccessible provides a wealth of resources to help you master Reaper with NVDA:

  • ReaperAccessible: A platform dedicated to Reaper accessibility, with guides and an active community.

With these tools and resources, creating podcasts is accessible and feasible for people who are blind or visually impaired. With Reaper, OSARA and NVDA, you can produce high-quality audio content and share your ideas with the world.