“As a blind music producer, before things were more accessible, I would have to rely on my memory and different work-arounds to make music,” says artist, audio engineer and accessibility consultant Jason Dasent on his past creative process.
“If I wanted a certain synth sound, I would have to remember the settings and learn where the dial was by touch and memory,” he says. “Now I work with different manufacturers applying what I’ve previously experienced in recording studios to guide me in how I can enhance their products.”
