My Home Office & Recording Setup

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The picture isn’t updated: I have new monitors & rearranged the light arms for cleaner desk.

Disclaimer : I invested a lot of money in my physical setup. Keep in mind that online conferences and video recording, even if fun, are part of my job. I’m also working remotely for the last ten years. I’m privileged enough to be able to afford the tools I wanted to get a high-quality job done.

Every time I share a picture of my evolving setup, I get a myriad of questions about it. I’m a huge fan of saving keystrokes, so this article was long overdue.

Apps + Configurations

The full list of applications I use and my computer configurations are in my Mac setup script, but here are the ones people always want to know about:

Shell: Zsh with Oh My Zsh & starship prompt

Terminal: iTerm2 with robbyrussell theme & seti as my color scheme.

IDEs

Browser

I’m using Google Chrome at the moment, with these extensions.

Hardware

Audio

Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-M50x

Microphone: Elgato Wave:3

Microphone Arm: RODE Professional Studio Arm PS1

Microphone Pop Filter: Elgato Wave Pop Filter

Microphone Shock Mount: Elgato Wave Shock Mount

Speakers: Bose Companion 2 Series III

Video

Webcam: Insta360 Link

Lights: 3 x Elgato Key Lights mounted on the top of Vivo Dual Monitor Desk Mounts & attached with VIVO VESA Adapter Bracket Kit

Green Screen: Elgato Green Screen XL

Desk Setup

Computer: Apple MacBook Pro M4 Pro 14-inch 2024 edition

Desk: standing desk from Ergonofis

Keyboard: Apple Magic Keyboard

Misc: Elgato Stream Deck (first generation)

Mouse: Logitech MX Master 3

Docking Station: CalDigit TS3 Plus

Chair: Herman Miller Embody

Monitors: 2 x Dell 32 Curved 4K UHD Monitor on the Vivo Dual Monitor Desk Mounts

Presenting

Remote: Logitech Spotlight

Misc

Smartphone: Apple iPhone 15 Pro

That’s it! I’ll try to keep that article up to date when I change my equipment. I’m always open to suggestions about my setup since it’s always a work-in-progress. Also, feel free to ask any questions I may not have answered here or let me know if I missed something.

P.S.: if you want to see what other people are using, check the Uses Tech website.