Home Music Studio Equipment - Essentials for Beginners

[@tscreationshd9898]

COMPUTER: 1:34 DAW: 2:05 INTERFACE: 4:56 MICROPHONES: 6:00 MIC ACCESSORIES: 10:35 MIDI KEYBOARD: 11:20 MONITORS & HEADPHONES: 11:48 Thanks me now😉😉🤣🤣

[@quangle102]

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[@Silkroads733]

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[@Silkroads733]

Love this dude...he’s a great guy.

[@chrisfricker7025]

safe init famalam!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JustinS06]

you literally just copied it out of the description :I

[@CaliKiddOfficial]

Computer: 1:34 Daw: 2:05 Interface: 4:56 Microphones: 6:00 Mic Accessories: 10:35 Midi keyboard: 11:20 Monitors and headphones: 11:54

[@phoenixthephlame3558]

I salute you sir.

[@user-ck9lm6xi1o]

The fact that you don’t have more subscribers is a crime. This video was insanely helpful: detailed, not rambling, explained like a 5 year old for us newbs lol. I really appreciate this. You got a new sub.

[@fretboardrunner]

Honestly, the "use what you have thing" is some of the best advice I've heard on youtube. A lot of other videos dive straight into different budget options, but for starting out, the soundcard you have might be fine. I did that and now I know where I need to invest and where the stuff I have is fine.

[@jaanikalepp614]

I am building myself a studio because I am really passionate about lyric writing and want to pursue my dream of making music💜 I find this helpful thank you for helping a lil 13 year old girl out😅💜

[@anthonywagner1527]

How is it coming?

[@imwifey684]

Good luck bby!

[@starry_yoongs4999]

Yeah same hope you're doing well! 💜💜💜

[@alexstone9099]

How's it going!

[@ellahwithanh]

Im also 13 and love writing music! This vid was very helpful

[@CubixRube]

Most of the mics you talk about are pretty expensive. A good beginners condenser mic is the Audio Technica AT2020 (the xlr version)

[@nick_resce8678]

So the usb is not good?

[@aidenparin4659]

Totally Nicky! It’s not bad, but the XLR version sounds much better, and is much more flexible in the quality.

[@alexc9278]

thanks

[@Finians_Mancave]

Completely agree. This vid is aimed at noobs starting out... A perfectly nice, affordable condenser mic is the RODE NT1A, now going for $199!

[@oskarterlecki5649]

Ide buy the studio set that focusrite offers the microphone is pretty good in my opinion

[@jones9309]

Finally KZbin recommends something worthwhile. Great video. Liked and subbed.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thank you my friend. Glad to help!

[@sandpitninja]

i watched this video and thought "i bet this dude has well over 50k subs or something." but 2.3k!? talk about high quality! you'll make it big patrick just keep it up!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Ayyyy thank you my friend! Just out here trying to make good content for you guys!!

[@haroldstate]

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[@nonnoinsandiego8303]

Excellent video! Decided, at 72, I'd like to start recoding some things I've written and learn something new. Thanks for the excellent introduction, references, and resources. Nicely done!

[@richardli9825]

As a classical-trained composer all I have when I got started are some staff paper, a pencil, an eraser, and an upright piano

[@jareda.hawkins649]

Richard Li Same! But eventually I got some equipment over time and now I’m on my way to getting a well rounded home studio/workstation.

[@ArjunKumar-gf4er]

Finally a music KZbin that actually makes sense. Liked and subbed

[@crookedrain771]

Just scored me a 3 bedroom house. I do painting, recording and sleep in one bedroom at my parents! Now I get to set up a real little studio.. your videos are helping me a whole lot, thank you 🙏

[@nicholaschib3068]

Wow - I think this is the most well made, informative, professional, no BS, and entertaining music channel I’ve ever seen in KZbin. Ik it’s big talk, but I high key mean it👊🏾

[@BreakHarpe]

Even though I already have a studio set up, 4 some reason I still like to watch this video

[@malcolmbrown6783]

What's in your studio set up.. Facebook me Malcolm Brown

[@dani_da_vision]

You are a mans man. 'Udelize what you have " - spot on.

[@28rawwtv18]

I recently just order all my studio equipment, just gotta get the hang of it. But I find this so helpful. Thank you for the video

[@markaries8787]

I have not ordered any yet, what equipment do you recommend for me to start with...

[@alexraphael6534]

A decent broad overview of the basics that doesn't drown the novice with techno-jargon. Appreciated.

[@artcasbah4218]

Thanks for actually writing down the list with all the Amazon links for every piece of gear. It drives me nuts when videos don’t do that and makes it so much more time consuming. Subscribed 👍🏼

[@KhatarnakPaul]

My first mic that i purchased was samson co1u pro usb but 2 years back I got Rode Nt1 and Audio technica's audio interface slowly i invested in krk rockit 8 turned out to be the best investment that i ever made and now i have my own efficient home recording studio as well. P.s - I use acoustic vocal booth and acoustic foam panel for noise absorption :)

[@phoenixmcvay5289]

Patrick Dont Listen to the Haters Cause the world we know has enough of them. Ive been recording since 2002 and your advice was spot on for a beginner. I too started out with a baby bottle that was made in Latvia (original baby bottles) lol, geez feels like a life time ago. Anyways Keep up the good work and my only comment would be is treatment. Treatment it key so if you cant afford to correct your room use at least ARC system from IK Media and some acoustic panels and base traps. I personally have a treated room and still use trinnov on top of it to really get finite adjustments that are true. Thats my only suggestion and for those that wonder I started on ARC prior to affording trinnov.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Sonya- Thanks for the kind words! This video was posted literally right before I began turning this writing studio into an actual room suitable for mixing. So yes, I have invested in acoustic treatment. You are right, it is so key. I was previously working out of other recording studios and never needed to really treat my room. For writing and demoing songs, this was a suitable space. I've got a 2.0 version of this video in the works that will definitely include the importance of acoustic treatment. This was merely meant to be an equipment guide for beginners. Thanks for your support and sharing your knowledge!

[@bluespupil414]

Thank you for taking the time. As a THOROUGH beginner, I truly appreciate your willingness to simply put some information out there. In all hobbies/ specialized/ skilled arenas, you will find 'fanboys' that will get all over others for not seeing the wisdom of using what they use. Screw 'em!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Glad it helped, my friend! Happy Music Making!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

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[@comradecat1859]

Is the audio interface necessary if u have a midi keyboard ( m audio oxygen 61 ) and a laptop...

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Ehhh technically no. If you just want to make instrumentals that are all sample-based and/or programmed with MIDI -AND you plan to mix with headphones, then you don't NEED an audio interface. If you're just having fun, have at it! As you progress though and you want to start recording external audio (like instruments & vocals) you will need an audio interface. Also, when you invest in proper monitors, those will connect via your interface.

[@comradecat1859]

Patrick Breen thanks......yes and the m audio oxygen 61 does come with integrated DAW

[@chriss1152]

What microphone should I use for a saxophone

[@joegoodlad2907]

Cheers mate really helpful

[@vernonbishop]

I am building myself a recording studio, because I am a nerd, and I just want to do it... ;-) ...I don't have talent, but I love messing with the equipment itself... :-)

[@otis123405]

Vernon Bishop that’s good. You can always record other artists

[@gotmilk3123]

Me to bro. Wish you look

[@camrynbruh3444]

Lil odd, but you do you dude lol. U can be a streamer or KZbinr

[@katharinewilson1648]

Vernon Bishop hell be a nerd at my house ill buy the stuff you put it together! Lol matter of fact just move in ill use your equipment!

[@eleveneleven7832]

Where are you from bro?

[@Shadowboxe]

This is probably the simplest breakdown that I've seen. Exactly what I was looking for, thank you.

[@bobbyfinn5406]

Very helpful, Patrick. I just found your channel today as I am getting into the “Home Studio” realm. I like your KISS approach and appreciate your experience in this area. Thank you for sharing.

[@pallavibafna]

I'm and 11 year old, and I have grown up in a family full of music. But most of it is indian classical. I now want to explore it myself and I have multiple tunes in my head but i just need to make it tangible. My dream is to become a simple, at-home producer who makes tunes and sells them to singers/artists, movies perhaps, etc. But for now I downloaded GarageBand (the best starting DAW) I tried it and after watching a few tutorials I now know what buttons do what and how to create basic music. I would def recommed it and you will love it. I know a few adult music artisits, that still use GarageBand after over 5-7 years of music production. I recently got a new keyboard, Mac, monitor and desk and I can't wait to start mking music. However, I needed someone to slowly and thouroughly tell me what to do and everything and you did a great job, im gonna give a sub and gona tell my friends too. GREAT JOB MR.BREEN.

[@hnriksen5105]

Beginnere here. I use a MPM-1000 condencer mid plug'd into a focusrite studio 2i2, and from there I record into FL studio. And my instrument I use is a fender telecaster (I've had for years) plug'd in via the focusrite, from there I go throught Bias FX into FL studio, and drums I use Toontrack's Ezdrummer 2. This all cost me $650 (not the guitar). I bought the interface on a demodeal, but I've seen there is tons of interface's and mic's going on second hand websites

[@trillbans]

This is the best video for any artist making a home studio, got me as a subscriber

[@Gray-tb3yf]

This may end up being one of the most helpful KZbin videos I've ever watched

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Gray glad to hear it man!

[@vipdesignerpdx]

Thank You! Great comprehensive one stop figure it out basics! I wrote music at the piano bench with staff paper and a pencil. Technology has been extremely overwhelming and getting a straight answer without a sales pitch and inevitable detours makes the process of being creative like trying to build the Eiffel Tower from Ikea instructions. You are a God send. Thank you for your clear concise layout for getting the right tools in place. New fan of yours. for sure.

[@saskianmusic]

hay i'm a almost first time music creator and this video really helped me with my new set-up ill be creating soon!! i've been a singer now for 4 years and an actor for 12 but i'm really looking forword to finally get making my own tunes and your videos have been the best help yet so keep up the good stff and thanks!

[@dallasdarnell6146]

Really helpful video. Ive been a guitar player for 20 years now, but am just now getting ready to jump into home recordings. This video answered a lot of my basic questions. Thank you for making it!

[@emiel333]

Great video. I use FL Studio and Cubase. Monitors from Mackie, a dynamic high SPL microphone, Steinberg audio interface, laptop, pc, and I have the AKG 240 MK II headphones (and many more) and a lot other equipment to work with. The AKG is really a great headphone for mixing. Because it is semi open, right & left channel output influence each other a little bit, which gives you the feeling of working with monitors. The AKG K240 MK II is more expensive than the standard K240 but if you do some research on the internet you can find these awesome sounding babies for a cheap and affordable price. I highly recommend these headphones for people who want to produce music. Best, Emiel.

[@usopetersen]

Man I'd have you as my music tutor any day! So well spoken my G

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks man! Appreciate the love!

[@gcbeegle]

Great content, I couldn’t make it past the no ragrets without liking and subscribing. Thank you for a very reasonable direction.

[@HausFit]

Hell I could listen to you talk all day Patrick! Man is Full of overflowing wisdom an makes it easy as possible to understand on any level of skill!! Thanks man for the very informative video. Keep em coming. I am trying to gather everything to build my own home studio. I’ve always rented time or equipment to save on cost but am now in position to heavily press toward my own home studio. This was extremely helpful. I do have a couple other questions to ask you. I’d like to send out an email to you if at all possible. Thanks man!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Defiant1 thanks man! What an incredibly kind comment. DM me on IG and we can talk. You can shoot an email if that works better too, [e-mail]. Happy to help!

[@gunnr]

i 100% agree man. he just seems super real and chill.

[@Thiccemt]

Thank you for making a quality video that perfectly covers what you said you would and not making anymore KZbin garbage. Definetly got my sub

[@haroldstate]

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[@huntervegh2730]

Iv'e been searching youtube for a while looking for a beginners guide to studio equipment and this was by far the most informative and credible!! Good luck with your songwriting and thanks for the tips!

[@collizma]

I reccommend the blue ember, a really good $100 mic, great to pair with a shock mount

[@yahairazazueta9320]

Hey you! Person behind the screen. You are the next DR. Dre

[@MrArron1987]

I use the same ribbon microphone as the Beatles used and this does me a treat

[@bandit949]

Big ups for focusrite. Shit is cheap, easy to use and makes 0 conpromises for audio sound, quality and uses.

[@crazybabytvworld]

My first studio was a Pro Tools based set up. A few years ago I transitioned to Studio One Professional and never looked back. I'm a 30 year veteran in the Recording Industry and Pro Tools is overrated. There are so many other DAW's out there that give you all that you'll ever need to get the job done. At the end of the day it comes down to user preference. Don't get caught up in the this is better than that crap. This is a great video. Keep up the good work.

[@keveszatmari9831]

My audio engineering teacher does not recommend a sound shield. The low frequencies are bouncing off from it, making the sound boomy with the microphone being in the center of the shield. I have mixed couple of vocals sent to me recorded with a shield and indeed it's only usable if you will filter out the lows anyway. My recommendation would be a wardrobe filled up with clothes maybe combined with a thick and heavy blanket. Of course the best way is to acoustically threat your room if you can afford it. But if you can afford one of those shields, with a little time spent in your workshop, you can make awesome absorption panels out of mineral wool.

[@usernamemykel]

Are mineral sheep sheared for mineral wool?

[@pratitghosh5973]

DUDE! THANK YOU! THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR! You deserve SO many more subs... You're doing what we ACTUALLY need! I've always seen these interfaces but I've always been confused about them. And Wikipedia... Well... Makes you MORE confused. Ugh! Thanks though! Now I can finally invest on stuff when I finally but the new computer that I've been waiting for so long (My old one died on me).

[@LivyAQ3D]

I am building my studio at the moment and I am a beginner. I was using Reaper for a long time and it is really good! But you need your own instruments and plugins Caustic is another really cheap and impressive daw, but very basic. Recommended as a Garageband alternative and there is a mobile version. Right now I'm using Renoise and I think that's good if you have a programming mind, since it feels like working with a spreadsheet and using hexadecimal to command FX

[@dynamn]

great video! no bullshit no hypes just the beefs, thumb up for you bro!

[@barrymcallister2234]

All right man my name is Barry I am a DJ trying to start up a studio I just watched your video I really really like it you have a lot of good things for starters please keep the videos coming and I'll be watching thank you.

[@kaisarrahik5056]

its sad that people who deserve subs dont actually get em :( you Deserve at least a 100k my man! keep doing whatcha doin!

[@prodbyjohn]

If you want to buy vsts but don't have the money for some of the high quality ones I can definitely recommend Splice. Splice has a pay to own service for a lot of really good plugins. So for example instead of dropping 300 dollars at once you pay around 15 dollars a month untill you payed the full 300 dollars. This is super handy for people like me that don't have 300 dollars at hand at any time and want to make use of high quality vsts. You can stop paying anytime and resume paying anytime and if you already payed 150 and want to just finish paying it at once you can do that as well. Splice also offers a montly payment for credits. For around I think 5 dollars you get like 300 credits. With these credits you can buy pretty high quality samples that the community uploads. A sample costs usualy 1 credit, so it definitely is worth your money. Even if you don't have splice and don't have money for vsts there are definitely a lot of cheap or free vsts out there like Synth1. For drumkits I can recommend checking out reddit. There are some subreddits where people drop pretty good drumkits for free. My favorite is the all the drumkits from TheLunch77.

[@kaitngo]

im probably going to build a small studio during this quarantine and work on a few songs and covers because i love singing and i wanna become a singer 🤍 thanks for the tips !!

[@darrenroman1220]

So do I but I’m young and don’t have a job so I have to rely on my parents for this so what ever you do keep it up Im planing on doing hip hop stuff and like post Malone

[@JohnSAitken]

I feel, know that headphones are by far better than studio monitors. For the bead room setup. No noise to annoy others. Good headphones should give you a flat sound, no bells and whistles, just the straight sound. I use KRK KNS-8400 for most of my listening and find them to be honest and true to the audio you, me produce.

[@wastedimperium777]

So if u have headphones u don't need the monitors?

[@gunnr]

thankyou patrick, i subscribed. im 100% going to you for any music production videos. keep making videos dude.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks my friend! Appreciate that!

[@thapower3502]

Thanks brother, that was an amazing short / straight to the the tutorial. Thank you for such an in depth, helpful archive / list of options in the description. This a heaven send for independent musicians looking for guidance. I will be sure your links to pay it forward. Sending you infinite good energy and karma back your way. Bless up, appreciate you man!

[@mprocking3]

I've been doing so much research, looking at so many websites and watching various videos, so I can start making music, and this video helped out a ton. Thank you so much

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Glad to help!

[@tk380514]

to be honest there were some things he missed but its a very well balanced list, everyone should have an SM58/57 some people sound great on them in the studio, audio interfaces he is bang on

[@haidenmast4615]

This was very helpful, thanks. I'm just starting out and I bought the Focusrite Scarlett 2nd Gen Studio Pack which came with headphones, an interface, and a condenser Mic for $250.

[@elvinlewis4233]

Very well done young man. Concise, accurate information, very professional.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Well, thank you for this kind and complimentary comment! Means a lot, my friend.

[@cpme7411]

The best, comprehensive video I've seen on this topic. Thank you!

[@nicktumminello2207]

Super helpful you helped me get on my feet and showed me where to start. Best out of all the videos I’ve looked at so far!!!!!

[@arlenecollier2011]

A most generous and excellent video. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@plefevre]

Thanks for the great video Patrick. I'm finally planning my dream studio after procrastinating for 20 years. I've got most of the gear, I just need to build a new room on the house!

[@cinepost]

Build a new room? Talk about procrastination!

[@maxwilson7001]

This is a very well made video. Good job

[@blok31092]

My man. Awesome video. I hope this channel blows up, so informative!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks my dude!

[@DrillSgtOnePlus]

Yep...Your video is still coming in handy!!! Thanks

[@urmomgey6849]

My dream setup at the moment ( Rode NT1-a, Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, xps 15- 9570 or dell Inspiron 15 5000, Sony MDR7506, and a stand with microphone isolation shield) I already bought the stand, looking to buy the microphone next, audio interface after, then the headphones and last the laptop, because even though my current one is pretty old, it still runs somewhat decent.

[@kingItadori00]

Awesome video man! Thank you! God has really put it in my heart to start producing/djing, so I’m giving it a 10 yr shot

[@MemoLazOficial]

Thanks for the info bro !

[@jephonyarizabal7993]

Samson C01u user here.. Worth it love the sound.. 9 out of 10

[@mlrd6622]

Great, very helpful, already had a studio but wanted to watch a video that really confirmed how to make one and wish I'd found this sooner.

[@abinashdewraja2911]

Hey yo Bro, I watched your video quite a long ago, I followed your advice and now I am finally able to produce a bit Thanks for making the video man!!!

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Abinash Dewraja my pleasure dude! Glad to help

[@octaviusmusic5876]

You deserve way more subs

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Appreciate it, my friend. Very kind.

[@dublininnis9695]

I agree; that was well thought out and presented and wasn't lacking in the things covered

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Cheers my friend!

[@gunnr]

seriously tho, he makes everything so simple and fun to listen to.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Lil Gunnr thank you my friend! It’s my pleasure to share info that helps you guys!

[@brungbakdaflug571]

“You probably have a microphone lying around. Even if it’s just a Shure 58.” Right on the money my friend.

[@usernamemykel]

My "laying around mic" is a Shure 565 SD, which I've had for years and barely used, but I'm going to record acoustic guitar, so I just bought a Shure SM 57.

[@Djibdjibdjib]

We love you Patrick!

[@jonathanmw4216]

Superb video. Thank you for bringing everything together and explaining home recording so clearly. Can't wait to get started.

[@steveb9325]

I'm a 61 year old musician. Several genres singer/songwriter, Classical guitar, getting into Jazz guitar. . I just learned (correction heard) about midi for the first time a year ago from 2 engineers that aren't musicians. They were blown away I've never heard about it....I just wanted to get up to date on my history. My last "studio" recording was 1986 . I know about as much about computers as I do mini well that's a slight exaggeration. I can e mail surf the internet via Google and KZbin (meaning check out KZbin). So, now that you know a bit about me (being basically an analog dude in a whatever you call it world) I would love to e mail you and Skype (dont know how to do that yet..) I'd pay you like taking guitar lessons only home studio lessons a few times to really get going on a home studio. See, I could buy all the things you've just took the time to go through and I wouldn't know where to start or what the heck to do.. Where do I go from here? I'll look again in description for your e mail. Peace and cheers. Forgive my type errors. You get the drift Ps I'm a quick learner when I want to learn something. I've just always been intimidated by computer stuff! So, I've stayed away till now ....thank you

[@usernamemykel]

An honest man stuck in the '50's - gotta love his honesty.

[@myasings9828]

I noticed you have the firepod. That's my favorite interface. My preferred DAW is Adobe Audition though. It's what I used when I first started and so it just makes sense to me. Great video. Subscribed.

[@IcanWinBig]

Thank you for making this video as I am just starting out. I have spent a ton of hours at guitar center and on line researching. My conclusions thus far have been confirmed because I also felt the same way about many of the choices you shared. 💯👍🏻😎 That feels pretty good because I have really no idea what I’m doing but have a good grasp of what I want to do. Thanks again. 👊

[@HOLLASOUNDS]

I'm not a beginner, I'm just watching because I need to start making vids like this. Abalten Lite is only free if you have it included in the Gears bundle such as Arturia keyboard.

[@schuggy4408]

One of the best videos I've seen on the subject. I'm a new subscriber now. Thanks for your work.

[@danielleroserussell6303]

im so interested in this, ive has to download the free trials of every music app out there but my parents would never support me in buying something like this.

[@Fischmarkt.]

This Video helped me so much! Thank you, wanna see more of that quality!

[@TheTwoTonesLive]

So stoked you're making these kind of videos

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks bro!! Just getting started! Appreciate the support, as always.

[@kieb.]

Great video, looking at upgrading my home studio, this is great information, thanks!

[@kriiigern777]

You are good infront of a camera. Thx for the video.

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

Great information for first-timers. It was informative and enjoyable, I'll have to try out the software you suggested and maybe I'll be able to create something I'm proud of. I was thinking about creating some music from MIDI or other electronic music and rock music.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks for the comment, man. Cool to hear that you're looking to start making your own music! Enjoy it, man. It's a fun journey!

[@negrita206]

This was such a great and informative video! You hit all points very well and it was a blessing to have been able to have watched . Thanks so much 😄

[@organeu]

ABOUT STUDIO, HOME STUDIO MONITORS: In my opinion you have to buy brands that make their own loudspeakers, not assembly (80% of the brands) It's a hassle when you have to change a loudspeaker, it's manufactured under specifications and you wait a month to have it. I gave and went to JBL which for the memory, few people know (lack of huge professional culture) is the inventor designer of the studio monitor. I also really like the French brand FOCAL JM LAB, which manufactures its loudspeakers like JBL.

[@AdamInouye]

I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!!!! I REALLY NEEDED THISSSSSS

[@mozaikgem]

Since this pandemic I'm interested in started a studio, but I have NO idea what I'm doing. Thanks for the video

[@PedroFerreira-ze5yp]

Great informative video, bro! Appreciate it!

[@DJSidhu24]

The intro alone. Made my day..

[@DontForgetMe327]

Best video I have found for creating a home studio! Thanks for the knowledge

[@hern19]

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[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Glad it's helpful, my friend!

[@maxgaublomme397]

Very helpfull! You deserve more subs!

[@hindustani907]

Simple n nicely explained👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@ungiftedhanzo3193]

I went to your website and heard one of your songs. You have talent. Nice music.

[@PatrickBreenMusic]

Thanks a lot man, I sincerely appreciate that. The gear talk stuff is fun for youtube, but obviously music is my first love. Thanks for taking the time to listen and share some kind words.

[@jason-guyluneau1456]

Nice video man rly informative 🔥

[@monkusbee]

Excellent speaker, very informative. Thanks!

[@sabinapappu]

Thanks for all the information! That was really helpful.