Vision Take Two

• Novation controllers, because they are the best controllers available for reasonable money.
• Blue microphones, because they are elegant, functional, and unique.
• M-Audio monitors and interfaces, because they're cheap and they work.
• Spectrasonics synths, because they sound better than anything else, and are really flexible.
• Tone2 filters, because they sound better than any others, and the software has a superb interface.
• Massive, because it's got one of the best interfaces to modulation I've seen, combined with a huge, wavetabliciously digital sound.
• Vember Surge, because I love it: the WT sound, the interface, the modulations, the "I'm digital, now deal with it" attitude.
• Audjoo Helix, because it sounds awesome, uses WTs, and takes so little CPU.
• Rapture, because of it's uniquely digital sound.
• MicroTonic, because it sounds great doing the "electronic percussion" thing.
• Drumaxx, because it sounds great doing the physically-modeled percussion thing.
• Ableton Live, because it has a great workflow, decent mastering tools, and an elegant interface.

...This "plan" will be setting aside some truly incredible synths, some of which I already own, but... I like the message this setup sends, I love the sounds, and I think this will be enough to keep me inspired for a long time.