GoodFeel Music Braille Translator

GOODFEEL® Braille Music Translator

About GOODFEEL®

Are you a blind singer or instrumentalist who needs to have braille scores quickly? Do you want to print your musical ideas out in standard staff notation for sighted people to read? Are you an educator or rehabilitation professional serving blind musicians who has no time to learn to be a braille music transcriber? GOODFEEL® can help you. GOODFEEL® automatically converts computer files of print scores to the equivalent braille music. These are the same files used to print the score for sighted players to read. To prepare and transcribe these files with the GOODFEEL® suite, sighted users do not need to know how to read braille music. However, you should have a basic understanding of print music notation and how to use a Windows PC.

New with GOODFEEL® 4.0

GOODFEEL® 4.0 runs under Windows10 and all previous versions of Windows back to Windows XP on both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms of Windows.

New option to subscribe annually or even monthly. Lower initial cost. Distributes expense over multiple budget years.

First support for Unified English Braille (UEB) for transcribing text elements such as titles and lyrics.

Save lots of time and labor using the vastly improved import MusicXML function. MusicXML is a standard format used by music educators and publishers.

Braille and print music track in sync during playback from Lime’s Hear dialog. (JAWS & braille display required)

The Lime Aloud talking score feature of the Lime notation software included works with JAWS versions 15 through version 2019.

New option to use the talking score feature with non-JAWS screen readers such as NVDA and even Narrator.

New “Silenzio” mode allows you to temporarily silence the “talking score” feature so you can skim through the score hearing only notes and chords without related verbal description.

Option to mute or adjust volume of metronomic click during score playback.

Optional setting to have JAWS describe note durations using UK terms such as crotchet and minim.

Responsiveness with JAWS and other screen readers much faster than previous versions.