In this next entry in my DTube Daily digest, we dig into my digs ... specifically the recording studio I've run for over a decade that as of late has been forced to divide its time between recording bands and cranking out new content for DTube and DSound! These are the kind of time management problems I'm actually excited about solving, and the opportunities presented on the Steem blockchain are getting me motivated to finally create the modular synth and studio tutorial content I've been previously unable (or unwilling!) to make the time for.
We get pretty nerdy and pretty superlative in this video. After ten years in the same space (that I sheetrocked the walls and laid the hardwood in day one) and twenty years recording bands, I have some pretty pointed opinions about gear. That being said, when you've heard eight or nine different summing mixers and shot out every ribbon that exists as drum distance mics, you end up with solutions that both inspire and make life in the studio easier. Forgive my enthusiasm.
Much love and appreciation to @toddjsmith1979, @vachemorte, @heymattsokol, and @maneki-neko (and the entire @dtubedaily fam) for helping keep me motivated, improving my thumbnail game, and generally being awesome people. I can highly recommend visits to the vlogs of these fine humans, amongst many others. Somewhat soon (and in particular as my SP grows) I'm going to go to at least partially automatic curation . Over the last three weeks I've had five (yes FIVE) bands in the studio, in a row, with hours not days break between. Sometimes life (especially recording studio life) steamrolls (see what I did there?) everything else and wasting potential voting power is not something I'm particularly excited about. Stay tuned for an episode where a fake cybernetic robot programs a not fake not cybernetic robot to vote for deserving steemians and, effectively, give the people back their air. See you at the party, Richter.
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