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So...gila_crisis wrote:Having less gear as possible ^^
Also, this doesn't mean getting a new house is completely out of the picture next year, just more likely a 2021 goal. We are actually very happy with our current house; I just want a garage and we keep running into situations where we would do a small reno, but likely wouldn't add any value to the house when we sell it.
friendship wrote:Let's trade!qersty wrote:i have thought about stopping being such a mic snob and actually get a pair of 57sfriendship wrote:Maybe this is the year I finally buy a mic that isn't the grizzled pair of 57s my friend gave me in 1999.
But for real I might actually be ordering an Aston Stealth today/tomorrow so I will have to come up with new consumerist ambitions.
I was in the same boat about a decade ago - however we were both being pressured to “invite more people” etc. As long as you’re both happy with it as opposed to caving to family interference you should be fine. I think we both wish we had told certain family members (who didn’t actually pay for anything) where to stuff it. But we were the first of our friends/siblings to get married and didn’t really think “small” was feasible. And our wedding was SMALL, we had like 60 people and that felt overcrowded.MrNovember wrote:Also, I would have been alright with a much smaller wedding, but my fiancee wants the whole big thing.
I feel like if you live in the GTA any house is going to hold value with or without the reno - most people are just gutting completely anyway so anything like a kitchen is not going to add anything. We’ve done all wiring, new panel, water heater, new plumbing, new kitchen, stripped all wallpaper off every surface (even the ceilings!!!!), new bathroom, new windows, new back deck, new shed..... it’s been great for us because we bought a real haunted shithole (aka “fixer upper”) but we’ll likely never be able to move. Good thing I love my haunted creepy noise basement!MrNovember wrote: we keep running into situations where we would do a small reno, but likely wouldn't add any value to the house when we sell it.
Me? Hello? Did we multiply?cantremember wrote:This year I plan to slow way down with buying pedals ( I tell myself this every year) and to stop being so lazy when it comes to actually making music. Its been 3 or 4 years since I have actually released any music and its because I tend to just fuck around way to much and not do anything productive.
I'm on the fence with getting one. I'm just waiting for one to fall into the "can't say no" price range. U really r me and I really am u.cantremember wrote:Also I plan to make it a point to learn the octatrack inside and out. I have a good feel for it now but often times I play with it and end up forgetting what does what and find myself reading the manual or watching videos on youtube.
$harkToootth wrote:FAIR WARNING: I am going to comment on every comment in this thread. If you post it, I will read it, and say some things. I'm the Chief Deputy Soy Boy here.
How about you soy people? (Sorry... did not proofread)
Actually, those are super reasonable and doable. Workflow is a very real thing. When we get married you can have whatever room you want for this.frodog wrote:I never have hard goals, but I can vaguely see myself cleaning up some shit so I can record more. Like moving my huge drawing table and setting up the scattered drum kit in that corner. To that end I will need to buy some stands (snare, hi-hat) though, as well as cymbals. At least a pair of hats and a good ride.
Always meaning to buy more mics and a better pre/comp/interface too.
Basically I want to be able to record drums and bass to tape, export to PC, process and then back to tape for guitar/vocals. Something like that. Pivoting towards a future of more home recording and less jamming with people, as that has proven unproductive.
Guess those are sort of goals.
So much hype to be judged for our poor future plans.$harkToootth wrote:U wanna Fukin kiss m8?? I’ll marry your stupid ass. I am doing it... just on my own time. On time, on my own time.
Peace, love, follow your heart. Sorry I said stupid.
friendship wrote:friendship wrote:Let's trade!qersty wrote:i have thought about stopping being such a mic snob and actually get a pair of 57sfriendship wrote:Maybe this is the year I finally buy a mic that isn't the grizzled pair of 57s my friend gave me in 1999.
But for real I might actually be ordering an Aston Stealth today/tomorrow so I will have to come up with new consumerist ambitions.
Woops I bought it. 2020 hasn't even started and I'm already doing it wrong
Looks like this took care of itself. Friendship gets the superlative for fastest execution of a goal.friendship wrote:Maybe this is the year I finally buy a mic that isn't the grizzled pair of 57s my friend gave me in 1999.
Look, I have more time on my hands than youcodetocontra wrote:So much hype to be judged for our poor future plans.$harkToootth wrote:U wanna Fukin kiss m8?? I’ll marry your stupid ass. I am doing it... just on my own time. On time, on my own time.
Peace, love, follow your heart. Sorry I said stupid.
Is your avatar a Basquiat painting? I feel like I asked you before. I rewatch that bio-pic every Christmas. One of my top 20 favorite films.gila_crisis wrote:This was my 2019 goal:So...gila_crisis wrote:Having less gear as possible ^^
James: By the way, the same procedure as last year, Miss Sophie?
Miss Sophie (delightedly): The same procedure as every year, James!
James: (takes a deep breath, then, with a sly grin) Well, I'll do my very best!
Oh stop pretending you like gear and embrace your life as the old lady who lives in a shoe with her million kids.Invisible Man wrote:Gear:
Buy an HX Stomp, a couple more modules, and sell some random stuff cluttering up the joint.
Music:
Sort out my visualization stuff and carve out solid times to enjoy playing.
Life:
Figure out if we're gonna have another kid or not.
