I got a steinberger bass for playing out because it is light.
I also got a steiberger guitar fro playing out because it is light.
I have never made any money recording.
But I have met several who have.
One fellow is a pro photographer and video grapher he takes photos of the Bucs and Rays here in Tampa.
But when I first met him, he wan't.
One fellow I know has his studio all in a lap top with pro-tools and he travels to the gig
and records whether an event or someones home or studio. He has a very mobile set up.
My recording set up is on a desk top with mixcraft 7 and protools.
I am retired and would rather spend my musical time recording myself or playing myself in a bar.
But if I needed money.
I would probably get a nice lap top and put mixcrat 7 pro studio on it.
If that did not fit the bill, which I don't see why it wouldn't
I would put I would put pro tools on my lap top.
I don't see why mixcraft would not do everything pro-tools does for a fraction of the money.