Version of 30 August 2026
this website
- Semantic HTML with a clear heading structure — usable with screen readers.
- Fully keyboard-navigable; interactive elements have visible focus.
- Text colours meet WCAG AA contrast against the background.
- Text sizes use relative units and scale cleanly with browser zoom.
- Animations are disabled automatically when your system asks for reduced motion.
- No time limits, no autoplaying media, no flashing content.
the eleven suite plugins
- Freely resizable UI from 75 % to 200 % — each plugin remembers your size and reopens exactly that way.
- Type values directly: click any value chip and enter the number — no fine mouse work required.
- Help mode: the “?” in the header explains every control directly in the plugin.
- Double-click resets any knob to its default; Shift-drag gives fine control; the mouse wheel works on every knob.
- High-contrast text and large, clearly separated controls.
YER
YER has no curve editor: everything on its surface is a knob, a switch or a button. Double-click resets a knob, Shift-drag gives fine control, the mouse wheel works everywhere, and undo — thirty steps deep — is available both as a button and as Ctrl+Z.
All ten parameters — amount, low cut, high cut, freeze, pan, mode, attack, release, smooth and sc audition — are exposed to the host by name and unit, so every one of them can be set and automated from your DAW’s own controls, including its accessibility features. The display is a picture of what the plugin is doing; nothing that can only be reached through it.
What the display shows is also written out in words underneath it — for example that no sidechain signal is arriving — so the state of the plugin is readable, not only visible. YER runs complete before you pay, so you can find out at no cost whether it works for you.
known limitations
Plugin interfaces inside a DAW are rendered graphically, and how much of them a screen reader can access depends heavily on the host. Screen-reader support inside VST3 hosts is therefore currently limited — an industry-wide problem we keep an eye on. All plugin parameters are, however, exposed to the host by name and unit, so they can be controlled through your DAW's own accessibility and automation features.
feedback
If anything on this site or in the plugins is hard for you to use, please tell us at info@aysound.com — accessibility reports are treated as bugs, not as suggestions.