This solution is useful but not comprehensive. As will be seen in the demonstration, it is fairly simple to build your score with Cakewalk s Step Record mode. Cakewalk accepts the value and moves the focus to the next logical input point. By using Cakewalk s Step Record mode, the blind musician can build a highly detailed score note by note or chord by chord. Lime Notation Lime has been developed by Professor Lippold Haken of the University of Illinois.
Lime is a low-cost, fairly simple music notation editor.
Sighted musicians would almost certainly not publish works out of Lime, but it is a great way to get music scored quickly and its output is quite legible. Pieces can be printed on a desktop printer. The menus of Lime for Windows can be read easily with a screen reader like Jaws for Windows. A blind user can independently record and play back melodies via an attached MIDI keyboard and internal sound card. However, no editing can be accomplished by the blind Lime user.