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Blind musician Jason Dasent worked with Roland to make a guide for V-STAGE

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  1. 12 Aug, 16:58
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    Blind musician Jason Dasent worked with Roland to make a guide for V-STAGE

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Jason Dasent, a blind, UK-based Trinidadian musician, producer, and globally recognized accessibility consultant, has teamed up with the Roland Future Design Lab. The result: a comprehensive accessibility guide to every control, jack, widget, and function on the V-STAGE performan…