Hey,
The last time I tried using Roland Cloud, it was not accessible, but things may have changed since then. You might be able to use Chi Kim’s tool, VOCR, to scan the screen and automate mouse clicks where necessary, though this method could be slow and tedious. I’m not sure if you’re using Native Instruments hardware and software, but they offer a very accessible system that enables third-party browsing of virtual instruments and plug-ins. Below, I’ll share some information and a link to the Roland Cloud NKS libraries that Jason provides on his website,
freelancesoundlabs.com.
If you’re using Native Instruments hardware and have the Komplete Kontrol plug-in loaded on an instrument track, you could purchase these NKS libraries and use them with your Roland Cloud subscription to browse for the types of instruments you want without needing sighted assistance. I haven’t tried these specific libraries myself, but I’ve successfully used others, such as Addictive Drums.
I hope this information is helpful to you.
Chi Kim's tool can be found at this link:
YouTube demonstration of VOCR:
Roland cloud NKS libraries can be found at this link:
Here's some information about native instruments and Freelance sound labs:
To use the Freelance Sound Labs NKS libraries for Roland Cloud instruments with your Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol hardware, you'll need to purchase and download the specific NKS library for the Roland Cloud instrument you're interested in. Freelance Sound Labs offers NKS libraries for a range of Roland Cloud instruments, including both individual instrument libraries and bundles. Each NKS library includes artwork/database files, tagged factory presets, and sound previews, ensuring seamless browsing and control over the virtual instruments directly from your Komplete Kontrol hardware.
Similarly, the Roland Cloud Zenology Instruments collection provides NKS libraries for the Zenology software synthesizer, including the main factory libraries and all expansion content. This allows for comprehensive browsing of all preset content, with full parameter mapping, database and artwork files, and sound previews. These libraries are also updated for VST3 compatibility and support a wide range of software and hardware configurations [oai_citation:2,Roland Cloud Zenology Instruments](
https://freelancesoundlabs.com/index.php/downloads/komplete-kontrol-vst-packs/item/442-roland-cloud-srx-instruments).
Installation instructions are included with each download, and Freelance Sound Labs provides detailed guidance on how to integrate these libraries with your Komplete Kontrol environment. You can start with a demo version of the libraries to test compatibility and functionality before committing to a purchase.
Respectfully,
Steve Baskis