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Practicing DJing. Neither my wife nor daughter are into their quality house music (neither am I, they would argue... ๐) and we have elderly neighbours, so I find it hard to find time to make a real effort to practice, and get self-conscious and disheartened pretty quickly.
My setup is in our living room area, so it's not very convenient when people are doing just about anything downstairs. Would love to have a bit more space to make mistakes and make a noise without it bothering others.
I'd still be crap at it right enough... ;-)
But wouldn't it be soooo fun?
Oh, most definitely! :-)