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#Ishowu hd pc pro#
I honestly think it's funny that I use Final Cut Pro for something as simple as post-editing screen captures, but the editing experience is simply awesome: It basically just records a raw video then you get to edit it in whatever you want. I'm a recent convert after giving up on ScreenFlow and Camtasia (both too buggy for my purposes). IShowU is kind of ugly and maybe a little bit crashy at times, but it's dead simple. Without Bartender, all of this annoying distracting stuff would display during every video. I know there are a ton of "Window Management" apps (and I've even written AppleScripts to accomplish the same thing), but SizeUp has the one feature that I haven't found in other apps that I need: The ability to customize the size of the "centered" window. You can swap layouts on the Orbweaver for Photoshop or other mouse-heavy apps. I use about 6 shortcuts in Final Cut Pro and I easily map them all to single keys on the Orbweaver to leave my right hand open for mouse movement. While Orbweavers are made for gaming, they're also great for applications that don't let you customize the keyboard shortcuts. I'm also an advocate of homerow computing, but that's another article for another day. I love mechnical keyboards (I prefer cherry mx blue keyswitches). I've actually tried recording videos in 4k, but it's simply not worth the hard drive space that it takes up ) These are gorgeous and give me plenty of real estate to record and edit. I'd been waiting for quality 27" 4k monitors and I finally found them. It has a couple gain knobs to play with if your voice gets "hot", but not much else. Nothing to install, it's instantly recognized as a new audio device in OSX and Windows. This guy is a plug n' play usb adapter for your mic. It's obviously a lot more expensive, but if this is your job, it's worth it. Before getting this, I'd been through a lot of "Blue" mics (snowball, yeti, yeti pro, Nessie) and none of them even compare. This mic is great at capturing your voice and only your voice. So I don't worry about outside sound unless my kids are yelling :)Īlso, I cut a small hole in the wall and put my actual computer box in the next room to keep the noise and heat out. You can go really expensive with Sound Booths, but I find my mic and compressor combo do a great job of only picking up my voice. They're black so it almost looks classy if you don't look at the nails hanging from the ceiling. I hung up some cheap thick blankets on the walls to keep the sound out. It has just enough room for my desk and a chair. They usually last a long time and I use them for hours and hours almost every single day. I'm not afraid to buy a nice chair, standing desk, nice monitors, keeping my computer upgraded, etc. I've worked from home for almost my entire career.
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