On a tangent to this, I do 6-8 hours a week "volunteer" work with a friend of mine who is an audio engineer. (It's actually paid work, but I've never raised my

On a tangent to this, I do 6-8 hours a week "volunteer" work with a friend of mine who is an audio engineer. (It's actually paid work, but I've never raised my price over the past 14 years from when I was 18, so it's essentially just minimum wage/spending money and keeps the relationship professional.) He uses Windows, Window Eyes and NVDA, Cubase and Mixbus and an absolute shitload of custom-written AutoHotkey macros and C# applications which I've written over the past 10 years. He's amazingly effective (and for certain workflows, with the help of the macros, far more effective than sighted people) and has recorded, mix and produced a broad range of music. My point is, it sucks, but there are some incredible people, doing incredible things, who are completely blind. Good luck!