Creating a podcast is a great way to share your ideas, knowledge and stories with the world. For people with visual impairments, recording podcasts may seem like a challenge, but thanks to accessible tools like Reaper, this activity becomes not only possible but also enjoyable and rewarding.

Reaper: Accessible Software for Recording Podcasts

Reaper is audio production software known for its flexibility and advanced capabilities. It is particularly suitable for people with visual impairments thanks to extensions like OSARA (Open Source Accessibility for the REAPER Application). OSARA improves Reaper's accessibility by making its interface usable with screen readers such as NVDA. You can download OSARA from here..

Get started with Podcast Recording

To get started, it is essential to configure Reaper correctly and install the necessary extensions like OSARA. Here are some key steps to get started:

1. Visit ReaperAccessible.fr to download Reaper and recommended extensions.
2. Use a good quality microphone to record your voice.
3. Learn how to use Reaper's editing features to improve the quality of your recording.
4. Export your podcast in the format of your choice and share it with your audience.

Using Reaper with NVDA

For blind users, combining Reaper with the NVDA screen reader is particularly beneficial. NVDA, free and open-source, allows smooth navigation in Reaper. With OSARA, interacting with Reaper becomes even more accessible, allowing users to control every aspect of podcast recording and editing.