Allow me to recommend turning it all on and poking around. It’s amazing what that first step can do.
I think about selling things on the regular, for coin, or different stuff.
I think rather than sell tho, I might just buy more stuff. An A4 is really, really pulling on my heart strings at the mo…
Btw this is amazing:
I just can’t be bothered using anything. I’ve been really busy career wise so downtime is gaming at the moment. But I don’t want to let anything go as I do have a future use for all of it when I start feeling like doing something.
This is very true. I’ve found myself re-purchasing things months or years later, multiple times… so now i just leave it.
My studio is not massive but I have gotten rid of small things and kept some i spiring bigger toys that I dabble with.
A permanent consequence of not using after a long break is “diagnosing”
There’s joy in that too you know 
Very much this. It’s definitely been one of the primary drivers in gear sales of mine.
I’m pretty much at a point where I’m happy to try things and move on at a loss. I guess I’ll strike gold eventually! And I’ve definitely learned a lesson that less is more in my case. Fine are the days of owning £000s worth of hardware and barely using any of it.
I hear you - I’ve been gaming too. Same reasons. But just give those puppies a little switch on. No aim. Just turn some dials 
Currently in the process of moving. Don’t have much stuff but I’m still just about ready to burn everything to the ground and go live in a humpy on the beach.
On a more serious note, I’ll have a decent amount of space to comfortably set up the montage properly on it’s stand again so I’m thinking it’s time to go back to just playing for a while. Not even connecting it to the computer. Maybe become one of those musicians I’ve heard about. The rest of my stuff, mpc included, can garn get fkd.