grinner
Carbonite Member
I set this bad boy up in a day this time:
The client is cozy, they have their own minitor and we can communicate without my having to look opver my shoulder.
I'm literally editing in the closet now.
It's a tight fit but in putting some of the gear just outside, I was able to cut down a lot on hum and noise from gear.
Ergonimics were my biggest challenge in fitting the basic requirements in what use to be the voice over booth.
In tucking the mixer under my minitors, I gained a little more space.
After decorating, it's really cozy. I dig it.
The client is cozy, they have their own minitor and we can communicate without my having to look opver my shoulder.
I'm literally editing in the closet now.
It's a tight fit but in putting some of the gear just outside, I was able to cut down a lot on hum and noise from gear.
Ergonimics were my biggest challenge in fitting the basic requirements in what use to be the voice over booth.
In tucking the mixer under my minitors, I gained a little more space.
After decorating, it's really cozy. I dig it.