JT is are you in the new office but JT by the way for for our listeners and for our guests is

becoming all professional on us now and is actually building but what what do you call it a studio, an office, what is a cooler

sound?

It's a big open room. I got tired of tripping over cables and light stands and

stuff like, I just need to find somewhere that's not this tiny little 10 foot by 9 foot

converted bedroom.

And it's good.

Yeah, I've got my little obligatory gear wall behind me that all the Yitubers do. I'm building a fake like a volume with three TVs

El Chippo LED wall probably about five sets in now, so it's it's pretty cool. I've been enjoying it. Yeah, I mean it was about time. I've been doing this stuff for like seven years now. Still, you know, struggling with a tiny little room and my daughter

screaming downstairs and I have to restart the line.

Like, you know, bless her heart, but I need to get some work done.

What do you think? Do people need more equipment for recording or for what would you call it applied art like visual art?

Because here we have visual artists as well and us are I wouldn't call us artists but people who use the

Scream into a microphone schmucks.

What are you guys?

I used to have a lot of equipment because I used to do a lot of videography myself.

I've shot like I've made I've directed and produced like 50 music videos in my career.

Wow.

And I used to shoot them because I used to think,

oh, I'll be a proper filmmaker.

And my whole process has been a process of minimalization of everything I own. I have I sold my cameras I gave

away my my chroma key stuff I got rid of my lights I even built my own lighting system

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