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AT for Music

Assistive technology for music is designed to enable individuals with disabilities to engage in music-related activities, including playing instruments, composing, listening, and participating in musical performances. These technologies cater to a wide range of disabilities, from physical impairments to sensory and cognitive challenges.

An example is adaptive musical instruments, which are modified to accommodate various physical abilities. For instance, there are adapted guitars with larger frets or buttons for those with limited dexterity.

Another example is music notation software with accessibility features, such as screen readers and magnification tools, to assist individuals with visual impairments in composing and reading music.

Other examples include AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) devices and software with music-related vocabulary and symbols for non-verbal individuals to express themselves musically; music therapy apps and software designed for individuals with cognitive or emotional disabilities to engage in therapeutic music activities; and vibrating metronomes and visual cues for individuals with hearing impairments to stay in rhythm during music practice or performance.

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