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9 July 2015

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    Audacity

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    For sound production, I love Audacity. I think Audacity is the only piece of software I actually like, rather than merely tolerate.

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    Ricoh Theta

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    For VR filming, I'm recently obsessed with the Ricoh Theta camera.

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    Sony HDR-PJ790 Handycam

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    For regular (non VR) filming, I mostly use a Sony HDR-PJ790 Handycam.

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    Zoom H6

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    At work or on location, I use a Zoom H6 mic/recorder, often with our Sennheiser G3 wireless lapel mics.

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    RØDE NT1-A

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    At home I use a RØDE NT1-A with a Focusrite Saffire 6.

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    Xbox 360 wired controller

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    We regularly try a lot of weird things for input, but so far nothing beats a good ol' reliable Xbox 360 wired controller.

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    Mac mini

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    I really like Mac Minis for installations, especially since once we've got the headsets running we can unplug all external keyboards and projectors and everything, and it'll run as a self-contained unit for days on end (or until Apple decides it must interrupt with a request to update).

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    MacBook Pro

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    For work I've been using a 15" MacBook Pro for the past year for basic emails, writing, normal video editing, and webVR development with the DK2 or Galaxy Note 4. I was hoping to be converted to Apple, but I'm not in love.

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    Sublime

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    I mostly program in Sublime, and use SourceTree to help deal with the horror that is git.

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    SourceTree

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    I mostly program in Sublime, and use SourceTree to help deal with the horror that is git.

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    VLC media player

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    VLC media player for playing sound and flat video.

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    MouseRug

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    My mousepad is a MouseRug. It is essential to my mental health that my mouse live on this tiny Persian rug with fringe and everything.

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    For keyboards, most of my typing is done on the MacBook keyboard using just my inner fingers, sometimes a Kinesis contoured keyboard (the weird scoopy one) if my outer fingers aren't being the problem at the moment, and sometimes other keyboards.

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    Adobe Premiere

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    For video editing, mostly Adobe Premiere, unless it's a very simple job and also I'm working on the MacBook, in which case I'll use Final Cut Pro just because the export time is a little faster.

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    Breville Barista Express

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    Other office essentials: Giant googly eyes. Breville Barista Express.

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