[ddots-l] Reintroduction

From: Chelsea <lady.arwen15@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2011 16:47:26 -0400

Hi list,

I'm back. I left for awhile, because I couldn't follow the discussions--too 
technical for me! LOL

I'm going to be getting my diploma next month, and I'm trying to network with 
blind audio producers/mixers/DJs, etc. To learn the tricks of the trade. And I 
have a question as well: do those of you that are producers, DJs, etc. Work in 
your own home studeo or do you work in someone else's? I know Nashville seems 
to be  a hot bed for music studeos. Do any of you have experience there?

Another option I've thought of is working in film/TV doing their audio things.

It sounds like, from what I've observed, that i'll have to create a couple 
home-based businesses--one for audio and one for Braille.

At the moment, I have no equipment whatsoever, just the Pac Mate I'm using to 
write this message. And as far as material goes, it's not my best. I know if I 
have JAWS and Goldwave or JAWS and Sonar/CT, a good computer system with a midi 
controller, etc., I'll be able to put together a much better portfolio of my 
abilities. The only problem is that BVR won't fund equipment if they don't 
think I can get a job. And I don't know if home-based businesses count because 
they're not constant gainful employment. Or are they?

Any thoughts, suggestions?

Chelsea

[ddots-l] Reintroduction

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