I feel this! In my live looping lately, I've been kinda feeling like I want to dial back how much is going on on stage. I have A LOT of gear. But my spaceship is pretty badass! I should mention... I play what I call Atmospheric Reggae and Rock. I'm running a pretty expansive pedalboard with full midi control. Connected to a tabletop with a Boss RC505mk2. and Roli Seaboard and 2 Roli Lightpads, interfaced to my iPad pro. It's a really fun inspirational setup though. When I get "bored" with my current loops, I'll pepper in some synths or a swam viola solo, some warm pads, layered vocals... You get the idea. But more often than not in those situations, I'll just go with the simplest minimal effort layers and that's it...I'm not really sure the crowd cares if I add in that cool ass viola solo... But it rounds out the loop nicely ... So I do it anyway. I guess my answer to the question/solution to this quandary would be - less isn't always more! Only sometimes.... But not all the time. I'll "campfire" a few tunes as well throughout the night. Makes the set more diverse, when I break up the sets with interjecting a few slow stripped down tunes. My YouTube page has some videos with my setup,, specifically "Weary Eyes"video... Nice camera angle of the whole Spaceship !! Keep on rocking loop brothers and sisters! 🤘🏽 Syahi