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GAS KING wrote:My goal this year is to start over.
I haven't played much in the last year since I stopped playing in a band. My "taking a break", turned into not playing at all.
Practice daily using YT videos and online resources to learn more about theory/scales/etc.......since I know next to nothing.
get my chops up beyond where they were previously. been on a serious plateau for years.
Work more on my lead skill....since I can't.....and never really had any interest in leads.
Play more in general with hopes to create music again.

7 notes in the major scale, 7 modes (also 7 notes)

1. Ionian (major)
2. Dorian
3. Phrygian
4. Lydian
5. Mixolydian
6. Aeolian (minor)
7. Locarian

All the notes are the same in each scale but the roots are different (i.e. the root of the Lydian mode is the 4th note of the Ionian (major) mode)

There's a start ...

- sell baritone
- sell bass
- use funds to buy a mustang bass
- record more solo stuff
- start a band
- play more solo shows and work on being better
- focus less on pedals I think the only thing I will buy is new raptio and maybe a ricochet
- learn more synth stuff with minilogue

things have changed in the past week.

sell my musicman
sell my ampeg b-100r

get my v-4 fixed
get a jazz bass
get a science 2x12
get a v3 ocd

Do you guys think making a list is a good idea?? I mean, my list still equals a lot of money, but I'm going to really, really try not to go crazy this year. I honestly can't afford it.

This belongs here https://reverb.com/item/3597609-eastwoo ... g-bag-1744

itemized lists are fun if youre a nerd

Coming up with a list of priority items will hopefully help avoid being distracted by new things that may come up in the meantime or buying things in an order that isn't beneficial...
...for instance in my case it wouldn't be wise to buy a pedalboard when I know there's a couple more pedals I want to buy that would affect space and order...or buying all that and then getting an amp with an EFX loop that would also cause me to change my whole setup

I'm a nerd.

NÖRD

Lists are the shit. I make lists constantly. I have one for music gear I want to purchase, for cycling stuff I want to purchase, for books / movies / music I want to try, tasks I have to perform, stuff I've borrowed / lent. Lists everywhere. Lists.

I'd really like to get more into modulation pedals and potentially eurorack stuff - I heard that stuffs addictive..

goroth wrote:I'm a nerd.

NÖRD

This is gold mountain.

Also, lists are good.

Disarm D'arcy wrote: for cycling stuff I want to purchase

bike stuff is what a good chunk of my money also goes towards. Luckily I think my 2 bikes are set for a while. I just got new forks on one of them and then had to switch some other components as a result of it...no different than music gear haha

Oh yeah I'm not sinking the kind of money that goes on music gear with bikes. It's all about maintaining my mid end single speed so expenditures are quite reasonable (brake pads, tires, tubes, lubricants, basic bicycle tools and accessories), but when purchasing that you need to keep a lot of parameters in time to get a part that fits. A part that fits. Not even one you like. Just one that is compatible. How could someone who isn't you or super specific about what you own and like (e.g. a bike nerd friend) could shop for you and get it right? I mean I get it wrong sometimes

But yeah, lying down in bed for most of the day because flu has its perks. Finally got around to finding some fat to trim on my setup (some was helped by Vidret's Moomindrone gift). And it looks like whenever all of that sells I can buy the JC-40. Also, Possessed should fit in the budget as well. So yeah, 2017 new gear is gonna be cool I think

Disarm D'arcy wrote: Oh yeah I'm not sinking the kind of money that goes on music gear with bikes. It's all about maintaining my mid end single speed so expenditures are quite reasonable (brake pads, tires, tubes, lubricants, basic bicycle tools and accessories), but when purchasing that you need to keep a lot of parameters in time to get a part that fits. A part that fits. Not even one you like. Just one that is compatible. How could someone who isn't you or super specific about what you own and like (e.g. a bike nerd friend) could shop for you and get it right? I mean I get it wrong sometimes

I have 2 fully custom BMX bikes so not nearly as much as I spend on gear it's still a pretty hefty amount especially when learning preferences and compatible parts is basically all about trial and error. It's easier to try music gear before you buy it. That doesn't work with bikes!

I've narrowed down my pedal purchase goals:

Warped Vinyl
Count to 5

That's it.