Here is the LBL Add-on for NVDA, developed by ReaperAccessible, and offered
free of charge to the community.
Acceptance of the conditions and associated risks:
By installing and using the LBL Add-on for NVDA, you automatically agree to
the terms stated in this document. You acknowledge and accept the potential
risks associated with its use, including but not limited to risks related to
security, compatibility and performance. These terms of use may be subject to
change at any time without notice. It is your responsibility to check the
ReaperAccessible website regularly for any updates.
You declare that you have read, understood and accepted the conditions set out
in this document.
If you do not agree to these terms, please do not install or use this add-on.
Free software:
The LBL Add-on for NVDA is distributed as free software. You are free to copy,
modify and redistribute this add-on. However, any modifications are made at
your own risk, and ReaperAccessible does not guarantee the compatibility or
stability of modified versions.
Responsibility:
ReaperAccessible and its developers shall not be liable for any direct,
indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages arising out of the use
of or inability to use this add-on.
Technical support:
ReaperAccessible will provide technical support wherever possible, but no
guarantee is made as to availability or resolution of any problems encountered
when using the LBL Add-on for NVDA.
In the event of a problem following an update of NVDA or the LBL add-on:
Once you install the LBL Add-on and start a supported program, such as Reaper,
the LBL Add-on activates immediately. However, if something goes wrong, it may
disrupt accessibility in Reaper or even cause NVDA to malfunction. It is
essential to keep in mind that expectations of perfect operation are not
always realistic, especially with free software. In this context, as long as
you have not paid for the software,developers are not legally required to
guarantee flawless operation. By using open source software and free add-ons
like LBL, you implicitly assume the role of beta tester, which may impact the
stability and behavior of the software. Before updating the LBL add-on or
NVDA, it is recommended to create a portable version of NVDA. If something
goes wrong, you can then uninstall NVDA and reinstall your portable copy,
providing a backup solution.
Non-submission of LBL to the NVDA Extension Development and Review Process:
Please note that the LBL Add-on is not subject to the revision control of the
NVDA Extension Development and Review Process. Accordingly, we are not
required to comply with the associated rules.
Using the Reaper Email Distribution List :
If you have any problems or questions regarding the use of the LBL Add-on for
NVDA, please do not use the Reaper email distribution list
(rwp@groups.io). to request support or report
problems. For technical assistance or to report issues with the LBL Add-on for
NVDA, please contact ReaperAccessible directly by email at:
reaperaccessible@gmail.com. We are
available to respond to your inquiries and provide any necessary assistance.
ReaperAccessible and its developers assume no responsibility for any
disruption caused by members of the "rwp" email distribution list or any other
discussion list on Reaper, OSARA, NVDA, or any other place where accessibility
solutions are shared when the problem arises from the LBL add-on. It is the
responsibility of the moderators of these lists to make the appropriate
distinction in such cases.
Please note that if you are a Sibiac user, you need to uninstall it and the
associated OCR module. It is not possible to activate Sibiac and LBL at the
same time in Reaper. So, to use Kontakt full version 6 or 7, and
SessionDrummer3 as well as all VSTs supported by Sibiac with LBL, you must
uninstall Sibiac and Sibiac OCR.
LBL supports the same plugins as Sibiac as well as Kontakt full version 6 or
7. You must install the 2 extensions LBL and LBL OCR, which are located in the
installation folder.
To do this, simply open the files by pressing Enter and follow the instructions.
Note from NVDA.RU: LBL OCR is also known as Sibiac OCR, as specified in the name parameter in the manifest.
If you need assistance, please write to us by clicking on the link below:
Contact ReaperAccessible
here.
Notice to all musicians who do not have a Native Instrument Komplete keyboard,
you can now use Kontakt with any MIDI controller. So you can load all Kontakt
compatible instruments with any MIDI controller.
To browse folders on your computer to load a .nki with Kontakt full version 6:
1. Add a new track.
2. Set monitoring to normal.
3. Arm the track.
4. Select your MIDI controller as input to the track.
5. Press F to open the FX window.
6. Add Kontakt 6.
7. Press F6, press Tab to Load and press Enter.
Windows Explorer will open. Locate and select the .nki of your Kontakt
compatible instrument, press Enter and the instrument will load into slot 1.
With some libraries, you must set MIDI to Omni by pressing O.
Since we're working in Reaper, there's no point in using more than one
location at a time in Kontakt.
Note that it is not possible to use F6 in the FX window to move the focus of
NVDA with version 7 of Kontakt. You need to press Tab until NVDA tells you
Kontakt 7 and follow the instructions given by NVDA.
I - Says the name of the loaded instrument
Delete - Unloads the loaded instrument.
O - Sets MIDI to Omny.
M - Speaks the active MIDI input channel.
N - Loads the following .nki into the folder
P - Loads the previous .nki into the folder
Delete - Unloads the loaded instrument.
Click here to download the Add-on LBL for
NVDA
Developed by Ludovic SANSONE and Lee JULIEN