CharlesRandolph wrote:eLuSiVeMiTe wrote:Only one of those I can truthfully answer yes to is No2
If this was me, I would tell myself. To not buy the gear. Instead work on creating, finishing, and releasing projects. Set short term and long term goals. It's not the gear, it's me.
Appreciate what your saying.
Tbh it will help. Wife's mid degree and I'm regularly locked out of the office while she's studying weekends and evenings.
Being able to perch up on the sofa work on tracks and keep an eye on the kids is a plus.
Though I'm likely to lose it to my 8yo
He's picking it up quickly.
Currently I'm lucky to pinch an hour or two at the end of the day when I'm exhausted to play.