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Here is Scott Tolinsky and West Boss.

Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of syntax today we're going to be talking all about

recording our own recording workflows what makes a good screencast what makes a bad screencasts

what hardware we use what microphone I get a lot of questions

I'm sure Scott does as well about this stuff so this is going to be

hopefully the the podcast that I point people to when they ask me

questions about the nitty gritty details of recording.

And I think it's kind of a nice topic because even if you're not running a full-time business

making screen recordings like Scott and I are, it's helpful just to have a good

setup if you want to make internal documentation, you want to throw a couple of YouTube videos up,

the right setup will go a long way. So with me today is Scott Tolinsky.

Hey, welcome. How you doing today? I'm doing good, doing good, a beautiful day, hanging out, ready to get the week going and, yeah, you know,

working on another new series as I do. I got a new monthly series every single month, so I got to get on that grind and as this topic is

recording I'm going to be doing a lot of recording and editing over the next few

days as always I suppose how you doing how are you doing today I'm good I'm doing well I'm going off to Manchester and a couple days so I'm just getting

wrapping up my work and I have a conference that I'm doing a

talk out over there so I'm looking forward to that's called up front comf. I know I'm going to be meeting a lot of syntax

listeners there so shout out to you. Nice super cool. Yeah this

episode is sponsored by Fresh Books and Netlify. We'll talk a little bit more

about both of those companies part way through the show. So why don't we kick it off and let's start off and just

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