[nabs-l] Recording Engineers

[David Andrews]

There are any number of blind recording engineers.  You might try the 
blind audio e-mail list, don't know the exact address, but googling 
might turn it up.  There is also a blind recording guy in New York, 
who apparently has a series of podcasts about what he does.  I 
believe I heard one on blindcooltech.

Dave

At 09:31 AM 6/14/2009, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am interested to know if there are any blind recording/audio 
>engineers. I am interested in possibly majoring in this field, 
>because I really would enjoy recording and manipulating music and/or 
>sound. However, I am slightly concerned with the accessibility of 
>MAC audio software such as Pro Tools, etc. This week, I will be 
>visiting Middle Tennesssee State and Belmont University to look at 
>their programs, and if I actually am able to talk to a professor, it 
>would be helpful to have some information about blind people who are 
>in this field, or have recently worked as recording/ audio engineers 
>before going up there. Any advice you might have would be greatly appreciated.
>David
>
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