A welcome here and a problem

Hi there luiscarlosgm20 !
I'm talking for you and coltonhill01 who had the same kind of problem before.
Hiro has remained silent for some time now, I really hope he's ok. His software is really cool and inspired me a lot; I started some time ago a journey through the giant world of music programmation (that's what this software is about!).

From what I can tell, Beep Comp offers support for one of the shortest and most efficient language used to code music, a custom variant of MML (Music Macro Language). The GUI, from a non-blind user perspective, is pretty bad and has major memory leaks and bugs. I suggest you take a tour through the other available options but I doubt every other GUI have good accessibility features. My favorite languages so far are Sonic Pi and Super Collider, there is also a Python library called Pyo but Python is not the most blind-friendly programming language.

Moreover, if you want solid screen reader support, go get Microsoft Visual Studio Code. It's full of documentation and extensions, you will find everything you need in there. There are extensions for the Sonic Pi and Super Collider language, and also an MML extension for Add Music, a tool used for writing SNES video game music. You can find a syntax reference here: thelx5.github.io/AddMusicK/readme_files/syntax_reference.html

Finally, if that's not enough, I started some kind of restoration project for Beep Comp on my GitHub page witch I named LOV, it's written in Python. I'm still working on it but the thing is, the interpreter (the thing that reads code) was done in about two days. The most time-consuming part is the graphical user interface. I believe it should be quite easy to build a custom interpreter for blind people like you since there is no need for any graphical interface. I could make a talking script and reshape the language syntax to your taste. What do you think?

Yours truly,
Breee