Without a doubt you can improve your coding ability really quickly. Lots of great courses and resources out there and you can be building things in no time. Wh

Without a doubt you can improve your coding ability really quickly. Lots of great courses and resources out there and you can be building things in no time. What I would say is do you actually want to do that? Long term, do you see yourself in that kind of job? If that excites you then great! If not, ask what kind of lifestyle are you trying to work towards. It sounds like Music Tech and teaching are great skills you already have. Is there a way you can put those 2 study days into building your own business in that space instead? If you can see which way the industry is headed, perhaps you can get ahead of the game and offer things of value from your existing wealth of knowledge. That way you are adapting to the industry and learning new skills - not just to prepare you for a new job but so you can actually work on something you enjoy. I would suggest to build up from your existing foundations if it is something you actually enjoy.