I wish I asked for more feedback but I'm afraid what people will say (yes me too). But this Sunday is an important YouTube video so I wanted to ask you and get your opinion. Which one do you like better, any feedback?

Hey Everyone! Thanks for playing along with the studio competition! @Sov Sam took the $25 prize! It's an awesome setup! I didn't intend for it to be a competition but @Akassh Ashok Gupta suggested I should, it sounded fun, do I did it! I'm learning a lot about running a community. It's great getting feedback from everyone, it helps me a lot. Always throw out your ideas on how I can make this place better! Feel free to DM me with any. I learned a lot from everyone during this process as well. I wasn't too specific about rules/criteria and bias, and got great feedback from @Wendy Dixon-Jewitt, @Trey Tanella and more! So thank you 🙏 I want to reward EVERYONE who played along as well, so everyone who submitted a pic will also get a $10 amazon gift card. Everyone below—please DM with the best email to use (let me know if I missed you) @Akassh Ashok Gupta @Tom Tran @Torsten Frakemöller @Wendy Dixon-Jewitt @Jonathan Renard @Sahil Pandit @Croix Sather @Jeff Baer @Mayur J @Brian Akhtar @Shannon Atkinson @Alex Smith @Victor Sirgado (if I missed you, let me know)

Hey Guys, Need your help voting on the best studio setup! 🙏 And thanks everyone for playing along and posting your set up. I took 4 studios in random order and put a RED #1, 2, 3 or 4 in the corner of the image so you could see which one was which. And then you could make your vote. If I didn't select you, sorry! They were all great, but I had to pick 4. We'll leave this up until Friday evening, then we'll declare the winner!

Drop your recording or studio setup, I'll go first! We'll take the top three from here and put it to a community vote!! Winner gets the gift card! And don't be shy, I posted mine with dust and all.

I'm an INTJ, I keep to myself, build stuff, and then try to sell it (I've done that my entire life). I've spent only 2-3 years inside a company as an employee. I'm 45 now. Sometimes I forget to be human, so I thought I'd share something personal. I'm a musician. When I was in college I started getting into techno and I became a DJ. Then I started making electronic music, making beats... but I got a little tired of just pressing buttons and experimenting all the time. So then I started taking piano lessons at 25 years old. Classical to start, then I got tired of having to make every note PERFECT. So I found jazz. I love that you could learn a framework and just play, with people, without having to make every note perfect. In fact the mistakes could be made to sound awesome! 10 years later I found myself inside the Jazz Conservatory in Berkley California playing with kids half my age. I loved walking into a room, not saying a word, and then jamming with people. A little nod and a smile to the bassist was all it took to communicate something profound in the moment. Speaking of the moment. I think that's what I love most about music. You're in the moment! Or you should be. What do you do outside of work? Let's get to know each other a little bit. Let us know in the comments!