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Light at the end of the tunnel ...
Seemingly the months of rehab at the AA (appaholic anonymous) meets are paying off.... I've resisted at least 4 new releases over the last couple of weeks .... I'm so proud of myself 
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<- Stands up and applauds - Well Done !
I am hoping to follow your lead, I now feel that i have what I need to fulfill my musical mission, so temptation is going to be easier to resist
Cheers Andy ... I won't lie, it's not been easy
Props man. One day I hope to be able to accomplish this. But, in reality I know it will happen when I'm dead.
It is far from easy, what I am doing is saying to myself that instead of spending money on an app I could be spending it on promoting my music instead. I am finding this is making it easier for me.
Hats off to you guys.
I'm trying to look more at hardware to stave off the app cravings. My friends look at me a bit weird when I get all excited and say "Look at this new drum app"
"But Bat" they say "don't you already have loads of drum apps?"
I just huff and say "but look at how many guitars you have!"
I’ve deleted almost all of my apps and all of my effects, leaving a small handful (which it turns out are still more than my horizon can accommodate — I probably literally only ever needed three apps).
However, any time I feel the need, the need for a new app, I browse through the ‘Purchased’ ‘Not in My Library’ page on iTunes. For one thing there’s more apps there than anywhere else. For another, they’re all already paid for, even though I can’t remember buying half of them. But more importantly I can make serious choices as to what I want and why I’d want it, and simply fish it out from there instead of the main iTunes shop front.
I must learn to use what I already have. In fact, if there’s anything I’ve learned over the past few years since my job stopped and then so did the money, it is that most of what I need — in many aspects of life, I actually already have, only, I’d forgotten!
Wise words @u0421793
Do you know what.... It's not even about the money.... It's about the fact that I don't EVER delve deep into an app ... I recently discovered lots of "new" sounds in Nave ... Which I've actually had since it was released but not properly explored
new motto.. Seek and ye shall find
I fell off the wagon the day Aum dropped, but I've been clean since then. Except for the Circuit, but that's ok, that doesn't count, it's hardware not an app.
i need some focus as well so which apps constitute the small handful of essentials?
I was going to list all mine, but got bored
I'm not bothered by the app habit, but god I really wish I could afford a guitar habit
Oh, and the house to store them all in as well...
The problem is there are too many choices. With so many options you have to be really disciplined to settle on a toolset and make something with it. It was easier when I had two hardware synths, a hardware sampler and a hardware drum machine. But they didn't fit on my lap...
Always found it funny that my six string friends have loads, yet the bass guy only has one
I wish I could as well @richardyot .......... I've had my eye on a Mahogany Gibson Electric for years, to go along with my Mahogany Martin. They would look so pretty next to each other!!
When I was doing cameras, I opened the door marked “rangefinder”. Rangefinders are usually generations old, preceding the SLR fad, are often very good value if you process your own film, most are quite old, and most look the same (useful, if married) and can just about fit into a big pocket. The trouble is, one has to buy a lot of them to find out which ones are the ones worth buying — some are ‘sleepers’ which turn out to be little forgotten gems with excellent lenses but can be found for about a tenner. Others are forgotten for good reason, and are usually dumped for about a tenner. If you take a look at the http://www.rangefinderforum.com or http://www.apug.org/forum/index.php?forums/rangefinder-forum.76/ now those are some serious addicts!
Yes, I dream of a Gibson J200, even though I've got the Epiphone equivalent (and the main difference let's face it is the name on the headstock), but a £3K guitar is never going to be approved by the powers-that-be...
Leave no button un-pressed
I'd like a Gibson SG, A Gretsch Electromatic, a PRS se custom 24 and a Fender Tele
This is a very good point, too many choices reduces productivity
It depends on your process and what you are trying to achieve.
To come up with a list relevant to you, you should identify each task you want to perform, and then choose the one app that performs that task best for you.
Why limit yourself only to electrics? They're cheap compared to acoustics :P
And they can only play one at a time, you however can play many, so have more justification for having lots.
There's the addict in me again, justifying it
LOL Gear lust, app lust, plugin lust. It's universal. You see this exact same conversation on all different kinds of music forums (gearslutz, KVR). We don't have it as bad as others. App lust is a much less expensive habit than plugin or gear lust.
I only have so much wall space
See, knew there was a reasonable explanation
I can identify with that
Well then you need a bigger house
appnesia is real, there have been reports on this very forum of people going to the appstore to buy apps they already own