First off, thank you all so much for getting me to 100 subscribers!! (now we're nearly at 200 and that's just crazy to me!) As someone who's been posting to various YouTube channels since late 2011, I've been dreaming of this moment for a long time.

I recently made some very significant life changes (I decided to move out of state by myself to work on a farm!) and that meant I had to leave my studio behind (other than the minimal equipment that can fit in my camping trailer). For those of you who are interested in music production and are curious about my gear / process, I thought a tour of my studio was a very fitting idea for my 100 subscriber special. Not only that, but I also wanted a memory of it myself since I don't know when / if I'll ever move back and have access to my full setup again. Up until now, these last few years have been a very unique time in my life that I'm extremely grateful for and I want to remember it.

I'd like to give a huge thanks to my cousin (and good friend) Noah Cheney for helping me film this. As I said at the end, it took us three hours to go through everything and I really appreciate his patience as I waffled on about all kinds of random music gear, haha. If you're interested in seeing some other things that he's done, you can follow him at the links below.
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In case you don't want to watch the entire video, I've included timestamps for different segments below:

Intro: 0:00
Guitars: 2:19
Ukuleles: 5:40
Bass / Electric Guitars: 10:09
Pedals / Amplifiers: 12:36
Percussion: 18:25
Wind: 22:08
Keyboard Instruments: 26:00
Audio / Video Production Tools: 31:42
Outro: 37:06


Here's the gear I mentioned, in order of appearance:

Acoustic Guitar: Yamaha FX335C
Classical / Nylon Guitar: Yamaha CGX171SCF
12 String Acoustic: Ibanez YPF10-12
Dulcitar: Seagull Merlin M4 Mahogany
U-Bass: Hadean UKB-23C (at least I'm pretty sure)
Concert Ukulele: Mitchell MU-100
Baritone Ukulele: Kmise Baritone in Mahogany
Banjolele: Kmise 4 String Banjolele
Banjo: Spencer Banjo (unsure of exact model)
Bass: Hamer Velocity 2 Ash 5-String Electric Bass
Electric Guitar 1: Squier Stratocaster in Seafoam Green
Electric Guitar 2: Epiphone Les Paul Standard
Pedals:
- Tuner Pedal (will update with the model when I know)
- MXR DYN COMP Compressor
- Mooer Blues Crab Overdrive 3.
- Boss DD-3T Digital Delay
- Boss RV-5 Digital Reverb
- Singular Sound Aeros Loop Studio
- Jam Man Solo Looper
- MXR Carbon Copy Delux
- Generic Footswitch
- Boss GT-1 Effects Processor
Electric Guitar Amp: Roland CUBE 40XL
Bass Amp 1: Roland Micro Cube BASS RX
Di Box: Behringer ULTRA-DI DI-400P
Bass Amp 2: Crate BX100
Cajon: Meinl Meduim Cajon, Baltic Birch
Accessories:
- Vater Cajon Brushes
- Meinl Foot Maraca
- Meinl Foot Tambourine
Shaker 1: Meinl Mini Cajon Shaker
Shaker 2: Meinl Signature Luis Conte Artist Series Shaker (medium)
Darbuka / Doumbek: 12" x 20" Mid-East Metal Doumbek by Ensoul Music Designs
Snare: Unknown Model
Rainstick: Unknown Model
Claves: Unknown Model
Trash Recorder: Unknown Model
Recorders 1 and 2: Unknown Models
Harmonica 1: Hohner Blues Band C Scale Harmonica
Harmonica 2: Antique - Unknown Model
Harmonica 3: World's Smallest Harmonica Keychain by Westminster Inc
Unbranded Choo Choo Whistle (Likely from the late 90's or very very early 2000's)
Clarinet: Yamaha Student Bb Clarninet
Alto Saxophone: Model Currently Unknown
Reed Organ 1: 1949+/- Estey Junior (Portable)
Reed Organ 2: 1921 Hinners Chapel Organ
Keyboard: Yamaha P-80 Electric Piano
Piano: 1955-1965+/- Jesse French & Sons Spinet Piano
MIDI Interface: Arturia Keystep
Electric Keyboard: Yamaha P-80
Primary Audio Interface / Mixer: Alesis Multimix 8 USB
Secondary Audio Interface: Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6
Primary Microphone: Sterling Audio S50 Large Diaphragm Condenser
Instrument Mic: Sterling Audio S30 Pencil Condenser
Dynamic Mic 1: Vintage 1980's AKG D-1000E
Amp Cabinet Mic: Sennheiser e609 Super Cardioid Dynamic Micrphone
Dynamic Mic 2: Realistic Highball
Independently-Mounted Shotgun Boom Mic: RØDE NTG-2
Workhorse Audio Recorder: Zoom H5 Handy Recorder
Camera: Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Lens: Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 VC
Camera-Mounted Shotgun Mic: RØDE Videomic Pro w/ Deadcat
DAWs:
- All Mixing and Mastering done in Cakewalk by BandLab
- Some additional audio touchup work done in Adobe Audition CC
Video Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Computer: AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 512 GB NVMe Sabrent Rocket SSD, 16 GB of DDR4 RAM, and a GTX 750Ti GPU


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