Nothing like watching a setup video that makes you want to completely re-arrange your own setup again. 😂 You have created an amazing space Tom!

That wireless audio quality 🔥

@JackieDElia

22 күн бұрын

Indeed!

@bimatvug

22 күн бұрын

Right

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

My next video will be all about the wireless SM7B 👍

@annebokma4637

22 күн бұрын

​@@tombuckit's been a few hours, how much longer? 😂😂

@BrianMackey2010

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck please include a link to that wireless adapter :) I'm assuming it will work with the podmic?

A guy that's wire management and organization is so on point that he can put lights UNDER his desk gives me huge imposter syndrome. I placate myself by insisting your garage is a mess. Fun stuff. Thanks!

@JeffryGonzalezHt

22 күн бұрын

"Tom does have a junk drawer, like most of us. Currently is has two half-charged double A batteries, a watch that needs fixed, and a paper clip."

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Oh don't worry, there's plenty of cable piles behind the little gray cabinet thing 😅

I've been looking for gear storage solutions and boy do I feel a little silly for not even contemplating rolling tool chests. I clearly don't watch enough gear videos!! Thanks for the inspiration!

Totally impressive studio setup! If you want speakers that are high enough rich sound quality but don't break the bank, I use Logitech Z207 multimedia speakers for less than $100 from Amazon. Other creators have also recommended these. Or if you prefer your headphones go with that. I like your Savage colored paper for creating product images, so far I only use white, I may have to get blue and pink now after seeing this. The 53 inch rolls work with a C stand, however I like your 3 roll setup on the wall which is convenient. I like your workbench on wheels which can store lots of equipment.

@tombuck

4 сағат бұрын

Ooh, thanks for the recommendation! Glad you could take away a few ideas too. 👍

Welcome to 'wheel world' of studio space. I built mine this way 3 years ago and added ceiling suspended bars which has made a massive difference to light stands, cables and other tripping errors. i find it much more productive and the ability to swap out cheap chinese printed backdrops a great way to give the same space a different look.

When you pushed the desk out of the way, for the standing shot, I was totally convinced you were going to start dancing. The space looks sooo much more usable now. Must be such a relief.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Oh me dancing would be just awful for the channel 😅

I guess I'm one of those 5 people that use the Magic Mouse. Thanks for the video Tom. I always loving seeing your studio ideas.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's not a bad mouse! Aside from the goofy charging of course...

@screensanctum

22 күн бұрын

I also use the magic mouse. I abandoned it for a while because the tracking speed was so slow, but then I found a terminal hack and the tracking is ridiculously fast now.

My ears and eyes are so pleased by everything about this video. Awesome setup sir. 🙌🏻

@tombuck

19 күн бұрын

Thanks Mark! That means a whole lot!

They sold the building that my studio was in. Two months later, I moved to another city, and now all I have is a small workspace in my new laundry room! OMG, It looks like an epic stack of tuperwate bins from floor to ceiling. My stack of tripods alone is ridiculous, even with the rolling flight case they live in!

@tombuck

14 күн бұрын

Hope you ca get it all sorted into something that works well!

Love the Knuckle Puck! Perfect for you, as a hockey fan.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Worlds collide!

“Vesa in your face-a you can celebrate with a cervaza” 🎉 Also Joey bobblehead and CCM Allout sticker!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Hutch! I was listening to an episode where everyone was making you feel uncomfortable by giving compliments about a new camera setup 😁

@DavidHutchison

8 күн бұрын

@@tombuck lol Just using my phone as webcam and it was pointed in a different corner of the room. Funny how perspective changes things (as we see in your new setups!)

Really fantastic studio Tom. Love the desks and tool chests you've chosen for your setup.

@tombuck

19 күн бұрын

Thank you sir! All the garage/workshop gear has been super helpful since it’s built to last longer than me.

I’m in a transition period packing all my things up great to have set-up videos like these to get the creative juices going when I finally get my own space

@tombuck

19 күн бұрын

You can do it!

The one thing about your space compared to almost ever other studio is how bright it is. As far as lack of Sound treatment have you thought about the rolling dual sound blanets that Caleb Pike designed? Just a thought.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I've thought about the sound blankets because they would help A LOT, but I honestly just don't want to have them take up space. I've noticed more reverb since moving things around, so I think I'll definitely need to tweak the sound treatment a bit more.

Swap maybe one or two of those Aquabats posters with some Streetlight Manifesto and I'd be set 😆 Thanks for the office inspiration. 🔥

@tombuck

17 күн бұрын

I don’t hate this idea 😁

I'm so impressed with your knowledge and commitment to making your studio space as ideal as it can be! I've already learned so much from your videos, and I still learn more from you all the time. You're inspiring, Tom!

@GrantDeFor

22 күн бұрын

Quick question! Have you ever offered paid consultations?

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thanks Grant! I really appreciate this! I sometimes open up consult appointment via my website, but it's been a while since my schedule has allowed it. 🫠

Less friction .. more production - New space layout looks great.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thanks Monte!

Home Depot had a sale on the white standing desks. Just snagged one! These are going to be perfect for my studio! Love the setup and flexibility

You’re wheeley cool!

And again, it's so awesome when you make these kinds of videos because it's always so inspiring and down to earth explained 😊🙌 And again, since I'm breaking down ALL my equipment in about a month due to moving, oh man, will I be checking out all these tips and angles, you bet! Thank you!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I'm so sad to see your current setup go, but I'm also REALLY excited to see what you come up with next.

I love the fact that the wireless SM7B was used in this video. 😎

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's quickly becoming one of my favorite things!

@45KevinR

19 күн бұрын

I looked up prices for some of Mr Buck's kit. The SM7B is barely a footnote on his inventory...

Oh, one thing regarding turning on and off the power to those tubelights: I recently bought a set of four individual wifi-controllable power outlet sockets/smart sockets, and put them on my keylight and in a couple of other places, and since they are supported via google, alexa and siri I can now turn on and off single power outlets/single items , cutting the power to them - so even if I have a powerpad with multiple outlets in it, I can then put these single outlet controllers in there, and control the power for each single socket, by voice or action buttons on my phone. It’s also possible to group several sockets so they can be controlled by a single command as well as individually, just using the phone with either voice commands or ios shortcut buttons. That could maybe solve the problem of turning on and off the tube light in the corner ++ effectively cutting the power to the tubelight if that’s what you want. Yes, it’s an addition step for *just* turning on a single light (if it’s off at the socket), but at the same time, by grouping these sockets it’s possible to turn off everything you *want* to not have power all the time with just one button/one voice command, saving on battery health. I think they are just called «smart sockets» or «smart plugs» on Amazon, I only just got then so I’m still figuring out how to best utilize them -but since one of my next videos is gonna be a proper «youtube studio light setup figuring s**t out for me and the background/set» type video I’m deep diving into *really* figuring out how to utilize them properly :)

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I really like the idea for grouping everything together! The tough part with the tube lights thought is that since they have batteries, once they're on they stay on until the battery dies, and they'd have to be left on for the remote to have an effect. There's zero reason for Nanlite to include a "bypass battery" option, but dang, I'd sure like it! 😁

@AndreSjoberg

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck … but … with the wifi smart plug you can then turn them off with the remote first (which I guess is standby mode?), and then turn off wifi plug to cut wired power to the lights so the battery doesn’t charge unless you want it to - that way it won’t constantly charge, which is what kills the battery over time … or am I missing some additional button on the tube lights?

Vesa in your face-uh now we all need a cerveza....🤣🍻

Awesome studio tour! You are so organized. The colors, ascetic; everything flows so well.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Hey thank you very much!

Thank you Tom. My takeaway - don’t let perfection get in the way of progress. Currently working through a multi-year design buy build process for my home office.

@tombuck

20 күн бұрын

Exactly! It sounds simple but is a tough lesson to learn. Hope you're office project comes out great!

@Jongraphs8600

20 күн бұрын

@@tombuck 👍

Glad for you, bro. You well deserve it, you are doing an amazing job.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words!

@Pumpyaa

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck of course Tom. Ive got so many devices following your recommendation and I was never disappointed by them. Plus that every review you made it’s totally detailed, no questions left in the air. Thank you, mate!

I like the magic mouse too. Enjoyed the video.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

There are dozens of us!

@JackieDElia

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck 😂

That was epic! Can't wait for this "My next video will be all about the wireless SM7B"!

@tombuck

19 күн бұрын

It’s a fun one! 😁

Love the Offspring reference. 🤣👍

@tombuck

21 күн бұрын

I’m a pretty fly whit guy.

I like a good office/studio tour video! I also have the Husky desk as a second workspace, it is so versatile. Thanks for the generative fill tip with paper backgrounds, I never even thought of using that to solve the problem!

Been a fan for a while now. Thanks for the great content Tom.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I appreciate that!

Great KZread Studio setup! I got the same mind set when it comes with lighting and platforms in my studio, kind of. 😁 I've never seen someone with tons of microphones, No wonder your sounds are pure quality... 😄

@tombuck

20 күн бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate that! No idea why I like mics so much haha, I just think they're neat 🤷🏻‍♂️

From a “cinematic” perspective, the flow of your commentary between the cuts and setting changes is unbelievably seamless. I’m currently making some streamline improvements to my home studio as well, and this is quite thought provoking and inspiring.

Dude… I think you have officially gone into “guitar collector” territory,

@joemiller9856

22 күн бұрын

Loving the guitar wall! 👏👏🎸🎸

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I somehow have managed not to get a new one for several years now! But I also can never get rid of any of these...

@joemiller9856

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck - same here. Last one was a M.A. signature S- Type Suhr (black with gold hardware). That was back 5+ years ago. I’ve got the itch again.. 😉

I know that feeling: new tweaks to the space and software to eliminate pain points, it's amazing! That tour was great. Thanks for sharing it.

Been working on our studio at home for a month now and it's like playing jenga trying to get everything that's needed into the space available. Great video Tom, thanks.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Jenga/Dominos since one change usually leads to many others 😁

thanks for sharing tom! im always thinking about moving things around - and its helpful to see your thought process in your own space.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's scary to change things up! But can definitely be worth it.

Another banger of a video. I need those rolling tool chests. Thank you for linking them.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

The Husky one from Home Depot is a bit higher quality, but only comes with the top part, which makes it more expensive. The Craftsman ones are a bit more affordable since you can buy just the cart part.

@screensanctum

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck thank you. I’ve been watching your videos for a while and have always wondered about them.

Great video! You're such a natural explainer. It looks effortless the way you do it!

You literally have made great use of the space! You can stand and do a whole video standing!! Thanks for sharing, you definitely have inspired me.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Well you've inspired me, so the snake continues to eat its own tail 😅

Ooooh, check out all hunky bearded Tom from 2018 :) Studio space is looking great, and somewhat completely opposite of my own ;)

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

My girlfriend said she liked it and I wanted to impress her 😉

@AndreSjoberg

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck I’m guessing from the result she was impressed then ;)

Never doubt the tool chests. Mine are one of my favorite things I own. So practical, will outlast literally every piece of gear you own, and an awesome place for stickers (yes, I learned this from you).

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's so nice to finally have a place for all these stickers that have been sitting in drawers for years 😁

@PatrickBoberg

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck you should do a video call in podcast just about sharing sticker collections. Plus, where & why people place them.

Love it, very nice space!

@tombuck

3 күн бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Spanish rhymes sounded nice and cool ❤

Dream studio set up right there.

I applaud you for keeping your office tidy, clean and organized!! you should see my place! everything is really cluttered and every time I want to organize things I give up before I start because I know it will be allot of work! I use the room as storage, an office and a filming place!

Tom you just need to install a revolving and height adjustable , “lazy Susan” - turntable floor to give you ultimate flexibility. Did I plant an idea brain worm for your next studio video? Lol😂

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I don't hate this idea...

This studio tour of yours was the content I didn’t know I needed! Watching this was like savouring my favourite meal! Keep up the puns, Keep up the bright colours, And keep working on that pesky metric system 😅 Love your work! Annie G New Zealand

@tombuck

20 күн бұрын

Thanks Annie! Always appreciate the kind words! I'll keep up with my conversions- I'm working on temperature because when I tell some of my non-American friends that it's "115 degrees out" they just look terrified and confused.

Nice! I recently re arranged my office based off of your old setup for space efficiency,.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Nice! I hope it's working well for you!

I always love watching your room tours and massive studio gear collection videos. They always spark an idea or two in my head for my own crazy studio.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thank you! Hope you got a couple of ideas to use!

Your space is a work of art, sir! And I think I've said this before, but I think it's worth repeating: your portmanteaux words always make my day! x

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thank you for appreciating the portmanteaux! Thankyoumanteaux!

Great thumbnail Tom!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thank you! I definitely struggled with this one a bit.

Lots of great ideas, thanks for this! I'm in the process of moving into a new place and redesigning my studio, so this was really helpful.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Oooh, good luck with the new studio! I'm sure it's overwhelming, but definitely exciting too.

Having that standalone, dedicated «filming»-desk/surface area is sooo key for a well functioning space - I do something similar in my filming space, although I have a big workbench on wheels with shelves and storage in the middle of the room for filming, it does do double duty for projects/crafting my KZread-gear as well, *and* for mounting Roller Skates, so it does trippel duty and sometimes those things crash - but I then *always* have my separate working desk available for putting my laptop on and do some computer work, which is also where I have my audio card and monitor speakers set up. I often end up sitting at my workbench with my laptop though, just because it feels nice and all my stuff is within easy reach - so not perfect, but *way* better than having just *one* desk :) And of course: everything on wheels is a must :D

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's crazy how much of a difference it made. I had no idea how much flexibility/versatility I was missing out on.

Whoa….dude - you really were rocking that beard Tom 🤣😂😎….looked good on ya man!!! I am doing the same thing with my studio, trying to put wheels on everything. I have got to really emphasize efficiency to capitalize on video ideas and still capture multiple background shots in the same little room

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Had to impress the girlfriend 😉

@levelupwithmikenewman

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuckI think it’s safe to say… it worked! 😎🤣

@levelupwithmikenewman

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuckI did the same…except it worked too good, 26 years later still have it…my wife won’t let me shave it off! 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

Yessss the XLR Tx is amazing haha I am working on a video on the Shure version as we speak. It's actually kinda awesome just walking around with ANY mic you want.

Thanks Tom. This is a great video. We are just setting up our production rooms now for our new podcast/vlog/etc channels. We are starting a channel about autism. I always liked your content, and it's very informative. You have a great sounding and looking production. Thanks again for the information and content here driving us to get our set created. BTW, Love the Aquabats content.

Love the video. I try to make sure my studio is like baskin Robbin’s - 31 flavors of ice cream! Every video I make I try to change my background to keep things from getting stale, keep things fresh and exciting WHILE EFFICIENTLY managing my time (set-up and tear down) before and after the video

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I love everything about that.

There's so much room for activities!

Joey!!

The thing I want the most after watching this entire video is the wireless SM7B setup so I can walk around the room freely 🤣

@tombuck

21 күн бұрын

That’ll be the next video 😎

I did a thing. I sold my RCP2, last week. I’ve been using an Allen & Heath CQ12t. Is a pound heavier, and the XLR jacks input and output are all on top instead of on the back -making me have to unplug and re-plug when I scrub and set up. But! It has a smaller footprint, and I don’t have to have an outboard rig for occasional duo and group shows. Plus, it has auto gain control and intelligent feedback control. I have designed a 10-button MIDI foot controller for my lights and video, so I can change things during songs, in lieu of the RCP2 smart pads.

nice desk! it felt you have alot of spaces. haha the paper backdrop my dream is to have a written, hollywood style. haha dreaming like the jimmy falon show and kelly clarkson show sign backdrop. haha

@tombuck

12 күн бұрын

That would be absolutely awesome! I've always loved talk show sets.

@Yusaku_VCP

12 күн бұрын

@@tombuck ah! nooo!! don't get that, that's my vision! hahahaha talk show sets is mine! hahahaha

Wheels are the best! been rearanging my YT studio set up and wheels have been the life saver! especially on C stands!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Whoever invented wheels was definitely onto something!

Metric Tom Buck: “This ~24-inch soft box is 30cm” 😅 Us Canadians appreciate your try, metric Tom! In a Canadian school a student’s ruler generally has 12” on one side and 30cm on the other side so it’s easy to remember - not exact, but good enough for YT estimates. Still loved the studio tour/update!

@tombuck

16 күн бұрын

Hey I’m trying my best over here in the land of imperial measurements! My car gets forty rods to the hogshead and that’s how I like it!

Changing our scenes changes our minds

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Facts 🫰

Tom thank you for many high quality, energetic and very useful videos. You are the star. ⭐️

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thank you!! This makes my day.

I like it a lot Tom. Nicely done sir. I literally had this conversation with my wife two days ago about everything being on wheels to easily move and reconfigure my in-home production spaces. The true blessing is that I have is two dedicated spaces - one is the podcast studio which never changes and the other is for online meetings, music and video production. Again - awesome job and great tour. Thank you for you inspiration and contributions. ✌️

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's crazy how much of a difference wheels make! Really happy the videos have been helpful 🙏

Amazingly Impressive

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Than you sir!

wow man, definitively u have been an inspiration on how care about workflow, quality and visuals in the videos for a long ago for me, I'm glad to be able to see your evolution. Keep rocking!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Wow, thank yo use much! It really makes my day to hear this!

Amazing versatility, your making me think thoughts on my setup😜 Great job bro

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

I want an in-depth tour of your setup!

@MrCameraJunkie

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck I think I can make that happen🤙🏽

Another very inspirational video Tom. While I’m just limited to a space at the end on our dining room that’s open to most of the house you did give me some ideas I can use. Moving my camera/teleprompter setup to a stand with wheels similar to what you have is a possible start. I’ve already looked into making that change after watching that video. I’m already planning on buying one of those Husky adjustable height work tables. I’ve seen those on several different channels. I even have my wife’s approval for the expenditure. It will be a great improvement over the desk I’m currently using. Unfortunately my space doesn’t have space a second desk/table setup like you’ve moved to but I could add a lot of different angles for my shots just by making those changes. Thanks again for your channel and all your efforts to help those of us who are trying to create videos.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

So glad things have been helpful! The rolling camera stand really does make a world of difference for a small space.They have a lot of different sizes of Husky desks, but I stuck with the 46" one and it works really well.

love the space. I have a similar size room. I am doing a lot of the same things lol. Varipole things to the ceiling next lol

Getting space for that second table is going to be my next step. I can't do it in my current space but eventually the goal would be to get a bigger room so I can place the camera further away. Great setup!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Yeah, it was genuinely a "game changer" (as overused as that term can sometimes be).

I do miss the drums, but hey, I'm a drummer. Your studio is on point. Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing the tour.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

They were definitely beautiful in the background!

LOVE that everything is on wheels and modular. For your camera/mic setup on your work desk, I've been using the Viozon 6-in-1 desk stand that clamps to my desk. It currently supports my A7IV with a teleprompter, a small mic that I boom overhead, an Aputure MC that I use for a little fill light and a lightweight15" monitor that I use as a multiview so I can see myself or my overhead when filming. It's nice because you can push everything out of the way when I'm just working (95% of desk time). The included mic boom arm is one of the trash $15 ones you can get, so I replaced it. Just gotta find one that fits in the same hole on the mount.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Interesting. I tried the Ulanzi "Gear Tree" last yeah but did not like it at all. Maybe it is worth exploring some alternatives?

@JohnScottB

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck Yeah I looked at the Gear Tree stuff too but it seemed a little overly complicated. Shoutout to Caleb Pike for making his video about the Viozon desk stand that I'm talking about. I also own their stand that is on wheels plus I use a smaller height one to mount my RCPII. So I guess I'm kinda all in on their system now since I can mix/match arms/accessories between them all. Take a look at his video though if you're interested. I think it's called "This $130 Video Desk Setup Rocks!"

Ohh boy, love this video!

You are the best!!! Ive been watching since covid started and so many of your videos and reviews have been very important for me in my own channel growth. I use 2 desk setups in my shop and it's much more usable and gives me multiple options for editing, recording, and livestreams. Thank you so much for your great content!!!! Take care, Bill

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thanks Bill! I'm so glad the channel has been helpful- thanks for sticking around so long!

@ScaleModelCraft

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck You bet!!! I love your attitude and thats also something that has influenced how I present on my own channel. I think you give so much more than just your experiences, the example you are setting is very healthy, and positive. I can tell you are a teacher, and it reminds me of the wonderful teachers that I still hold in high regard. Thank You

I put camera and prompter on a rode ds2 . Works very well

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Nice! Those stands are really nice.

@annebokma4637

22 күн бұрын

@@tombuck getting a BMD micro G2 in may. Will be a nice small moveable setup

What an amazing and inspirational collection of gear. Talking about optimizing one's workflow: You've mentioned the Stream Deck pedal a few times, but I haven't seen other Stream Decks (XL or +) on your desk(s), e.g. for controlling the Prompter or changing scenes in e-camm. Have you tried these? Since I discovered these devices a few years ago, my workflow has improved so much and I can't imagine my desk without these anymore.

So i googled Shure SM7B wireless and discovered that you released a video on May 16. 👏 lol was gonna ask about it too so thanks and nice going

@tombuck

14 күн бұрын

Hey perfect timing!

That lowboy stand is so frustrating - it doesn't go that much lower than other rollers like the Avenger 5017, but then even as a four-section stand it doesn't go very high.

the room is too busy for my taste, this channel always has top tier audio + video.

I learned a lot from your videos to boost my audio quality game at work. So many thanks for that! Also, thank goodness you never started a KZread channel to teach people how to wear tees 😅

Awesome you’re a huge aquabats fan.

Love it. Gives me lots of ideas. Thanks, I am a fan.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Looks good sounds good love the wheels seems like a obvious thing to do but nonetheless I haven’t done it so gonna remedy that . Thanks

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Sometimes those "obvious" simple things are the easiest to overlook!

Thanks a Lot ! I really Like your vidéo & this Tour. Always great to pick some good idea for my studio. i saw your mic without câble - its gréât. Thank You.

I’ve always loved the look of the studio, but you nailed it on functionality now! Stoked for you to have a spot like this and it’s inspired me to try a couple of things out in my own!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Thanks Matt! That means a lot coming from you, knowing how much thought and effort you put into your space.

I miss seeing the drumset behind you 😊

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

If I had the room I'd love it to be there!

Video about the guitars, pretty please! 🎸

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Maybe this could be a good second channel video? There's definitely something neat about each of them!

I went with three of the crank desks from Husky as well. They have been a game changer. I'd like to upgrade to the tool carts, but my studio is on the second floor and I would have a problem getting them up the stairs because they are usually pre-assembled.

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

Yeah, those ones are tough for sure. I don't know how on earth I'd get them up stairs!

A very nice studio

Nice home KZread studio!

Is there a secret to keeping reflections off those framed pictures? I wondered if it was the diffusion or the angle of the lights. These videos give me so much inspiration for home studio ideas!

Great organization. Did you make a video on the pelican style trekpak drawers? Thanks

Such a great video dude!! Your space is very well thought out and looks great, but MySpace is a wreck 😜. This video made me realize that we have A LOT of the same stuff in our office/studios. PS Your Josh Groban reference made me laugh

TOOL CHESTS for the WIN!!! Every time, you can't beat the way they organize and protect gear!

@tombuck

20 күн бұрын

They're just the best. And they last forever!

Mobile live streaming means I’m always working out of a backpack and my home studio is a MESS. Thanks for the inspiration!

@tombuck

22 күн бұрын

It's crazy how quickly things can get messy whenever you're working on the road or in a hurry.