"I simply would not have been able to survive professionally over the last ten years either as a concert performer (harpsichord, clavichord and fortepiano) or as Professor of Harpsichord and Early Music Performance Practice at Trinity College of Music, London, but for my discovery of GOODFEEL. I do use the scanning facility (Sharpeye) as well as employing sighted musicians who, of course need to know nothing about Braille Music, to create Lime Files which GOODFEEL translates for me into scores which I can use on my own and in classes which I teach. I have worked together with these "transcribers" to develop a method of writing figured bass, which is invaluable in meeting the rapid demands of students. You can imagine that I am often asked to coach someone who is performing within a few days of asking and, without GOODFEEL and Lime, this would be absolutely impossible. In fact, I once was able to read, and therefore teach a Scarlatti vocal work two days after mailing the print copy to the [Lime] "transcriber". This speed, of course, would have been unthinkable in the days of "normal" print to Braille transcription. I hope this gives you at least a summary of my reliance, as a blind professional musician, on GOODFEEL, and my profound gratitude for it."

"I am a Suzuki piano teacher at a school that seems to eat up repertoire. All the teachers and students are sighted and there is a fabulous music store here which gives everyone access to almost anything we want. With help from my reader, I can use SharpEye, Lime and GOODFEEL to scan and translate a piece even a day before a student's lesson. I also use GOODFEEL to transcribe midi files off the Web--hymns that are due for my job the following Sunday. I appreciate the immediacy the programs afford. It certainly makes me a better prepared and more competitive teacher in competitions class work and private lessons."

"Over the last few years, the GOODFEEL software has helped me to print out new music and to compose my own pieces of music. Without this software I would not be where I am today in my music education and music-making. It has made it easier for me to learn music by listening to it and reading it as a braille score. I can print my own compositions for a sighted person to read. It is so amazing how other people sighted or not can play my music. I play the flute and it is wonderful how I can learn any piece of music that my flute teacher gives me.

No matter what technical problems I have had the people at Dancing Dots have always helped me to overcome them. My aim in life is to become a music teacher and I am sure I will be able to achieve this with this wonderful software."