by Dakta » Fri Jan 29, 2016 7:41 pm
I think I might have given you advice on a similar subject before, but essentially my advice would be to take things slow.
If you have a slave device, use that to earn some funds for some decent pro kit, it doesn't have to be the most expensive pro-kit, but there's only three things to tuning, knowledge, experience and equipment. Regardless of knowledge it's a given really that the equipment will bail you out at least on some occasions in the course of time.
It's hard to be helpful without a specific problem, it's a difficult industry but if you intend to make genuine performance software and be one of the good players in the biz then the best of luck to you. I firmly believe if you put a lot of effort into tuning for people the rewards will come, though like any small business it will be a slow process.
Once you have the kit, subscriptions aside you have a business 'for life' even if you decide not to use the kit, or get tied up with doing something else, so it's not all doom and gloom even if things are slow on the uptake.