It's that time again where we encourage current editors post their editing setups. This can be very a very interesting and enjoyable look into the lives of your fellow editors.
Obviously, in many of the threads, there are often lots of broken image links. However, it's worth it for those that still work if you're willing to put in the time to go through the effort of clicking through the threads. There's some fine history here, especially for those of you who are recent and/or younger editors. And it just keeps adding every year.
Hello from Day Four Studios! - MacBook Pro 2017 (3.1GHz) (on a mStand) - CalDigit TS3+ Thunderbolt 3 Dock - HP 32q QHD Monitor - Apple Magic Keyboard, Mouse, Trackpad - Yamaha Speakers and Onkyo Amp in closet connected via SPDIF and RS232 Control - StreamDeck mainly used for complex hotkeys and controlling my Amp - Blackmagic UltraStudio Mini Thunderbolt Recorder (used to stream my Switch or record SDI devices) - ASUS Blu-ray Burner - WD 4TB Portable Drive (where all my active source files, cuts, renders, and tentative projects) - Samsung T5 500GB Portable SSD (where my most active projects are) - Samsung 850 Pro 512GB SSD in USB-C Enclosure (for overflow when I cant fit them all on the main drive) - WD 500GB Portable SSD (mainly used for VMs)
- Mac mini server (crummy i5) - CalDigit TS2 Thunderbolt 2 Dock - 2x LaCie Harddrives with new 8TB disks (Used for achieved projects and all of my original anime) Mainly use it for remote access, file sharing, and macOS Server
Everything is connected to my 2 UPS under my desk, funny enough the power went out while typing this
Other half of my desk, with my Surface Pro that I never use If you cant tell I like Final Cut a lot...
My "analog" workbench - PowerBook G4 (Maxed out so it's still got it) - Sony SLV-778HF VCR and Sony SVO-1520 VCR - Sony Hi8 Camcorder and Sony EV-C40 Video8 Deck - Sony PVM-8042Q Monitor Used this to produce the glitch and CRT effects in
Cant wait to see other peoples setup!
Yukimi Kazari"Kazari da Editor" Studio Setup: MacBook Pro 2017 (i7 3.1GHz), HP 32q, CalDigit TS3+, Apple Magic Keyboard/Mouse/Trackpad
Brings a tear to eye seeing all this beautiful old hardware. Funny fact in your 2008 photos, I have the exact Video8 camcorder and I still use it to this day
Yukimi Kazari"Kazari da Editor" Studio Setup: MacBook Pro 2017 (i7 3.1GHz), HP 32q, CalDigit TS3+, Apple Magic Keyboard/Mouse/Trackpad
yKazari wrote:My "analog" workbench - PowerBook G4 (Maxed out so it's still got it) - Sony SLV-778HF VCR and Sony SVO-1520 VCR - Sony Hi8 Camcorder and Sony EV-C40 Video8 Deck - Sony PVM-8042Q Monitor
Wonderful.
I revived my MacBook White and my MacBook Black. I sold my 2012 MacBook Pro and I daily drive the 2008 MacBook White with Linux Mint themed to macOS. It's a great school/work laptop I can bang around and not worry about. The 2006 MacBook Black looks way better, but is a Core Duo, 32 Bit, can't compete. Cases are not compatible, or I would have swapped the logic boards.
yKazari wrote:I revived my MacBook White and my MacBook Black. I sold my 2012 MacBook Pro and I daily drive the 2008 MacBook White with Linux Mint themed to macOS. It's a great school/work laptop I can bang around and not worry about. The 2006 MacBook Black looks way better, but is a Core Duo, 32 Bit, can't compete. Cases are not compatible, or I would have swapped the logic boards.
So jelly you have the black MB, that thing is so beautiful I actually have a white Mid-2009 MB, that was my "reunion" Mac that I got a few years ago that brought me back to MacOS Should reinstall the OS on there and put it to use again sense I replaced the SSD. Hard for me use it today with its resolution and TFT panel
Yukimi Kazari"Kazari da Editor" Studio Setup: MacBook Pro 2017 (i7 3.1GHz), HP 32q, CalDigit TS3+, Apple Magic Keyboard/Mouse/Trackpad
Yeah the TFT TN panel is the worst part of it. I couldn't likely edit on it, but as a mobile device for browsing and office task, or even connecting to an old projector I have that's VGA to put AMVs or TV shows on the wall, it works great. I took a professional development course this summer and used the MBW for five weeks, no access to any other computer.
I wish I had a 2008 MBB though. The plastic quality and keyboard feel is significantly better, and it still looks like a modern business laptop today. Unfortunately, it can't run slack or discord or mailspring or half a dozen other 64bit-only apps. So it doesn't really get used.
The stool is for my cat so he'd stop clawing my legs when he wanted attention. I tried to get him to stay on the stool for you guys but he jumped off as soon as I backed up to take the pic.
And then this is my DVD collection. 220+ cases now. But to be fair it's mostly not anime.
And [url=https://pcpartpicker.com/user/fravbox/saved/Wrv6XL]this[/ur;] is my build on PC Part Picker, minus various accessories which I've mostly just re-claimed from people who didn't want them anymore.
But for people who don't want to click links: - Adobe CS6 - AMD Ryzen 7 1700 8 core 3GHz - 32GB RAM - Windows 7 x64
