Hey @drumoperator!! Thanks for kind words!!
I don't know the DIYRE community (is it a specific site?), but it sounds really interesting, I'm gonna be investigating that now hahaha.

I completely agree though, being able to solder a little bit can go a long way to save money and getting way better gear, plus not being afraid of getting your hands dirty and fixing or modding things is liberating. The compressors you mention are legendary, as I'm sure you know, and being able to not only build them, but also fixing them is so great!! I'm a DIYer myself, and will be making a couple of posts on cable making, and possibly stomp pedal making as well, knowing how to build a high quality cable is a really useful skill to have and knowing how to build a stomp box effect pedal it's just fun!

I get the workflow thing as well! It's really easy to get lost and/or take forever to finish a well produced video explaining audio stuff.

I feel the studio and audio stuff it's taken a little time to get some traction, how ever I've seen that there is a lot of people interested in the subject, but feels overwhelmed by the amount of information there is online, that's why I decided to try and simplify the journey into audio and studio learning, I feel that you get much more further with anything you do when you make it in a way that's meant to help someone, in this case I intend to help all musicians who don't know that much about actual audio, starting with the most basic things hehe.

Also I agree, getting like-minded studio folk together on here would be awesome! Maybe on a discord channel? I will look into it! :)