dream home recording setups

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Id like to have Robert Palmers Back up band (The Chicks in the videos,not the real band).;)
 
I have to admit Cyan Jaguar,s post is where it is at

If you can achieve great things with very little geez what else could you ask for then maybe great ears, and lots of time and patience and maybe just a little money now and then, to pick up those bargains we seem to miss from time to time, or have to let go because we sometimes cant afford it.

also another skill would be the knowledge to shut up and listen to when someone is teaching us, and the forsight to realise when we are being taught something for the better.
 
It's kind of counter-productive for me to be thinking along the lines presented in this post. I'm not to the point where I feel the best-of-the-best gear could even help me. I need to get a firm grasp on the fundamentals, and apply them in real-life situations, and get good results with what I have. Then, maybe, I'll be ready for a "dream" set-up. Not that I'll be able to afford one.
 
i would like to be given a full summer and a plot of land where me and my brother could build a house type thing which would be the studio, nothing spectacular. And a garage where he could work on cars like he likes. He is as much into music as i am into rebuilding cars... so we'd always have someone to work with eachother.

that is what i dream about. :D
 
All I want for Cheistmas is a B.L.U.E KIWI and big muckin' Grace mic pre w/ 4 channels!
 
I need to build another house, on the back lot I own, to move the family into.

Then, the recording studio and exercise equipment can take over this house again, sort of like when I was single, haha.;)
 
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