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Now, get ready to rock.

So talk about setting up your studio again

and figuring out how to put that all together.

OK, first, once we knew we were going to move,

the first thing I started to do is to start mixing on headphones right away,

even my older studio in Quebec.

I started to train myself to mix on headphones, and I kind of got hooked to it.

And that helped me a lot, especially when moving to a new space. And at first,

we rented a house for six months. Okay, so that was just like a temporary setup. So I brought all

of my acoustic panels with me, which were not framed. You know, they were framed kind of,

I don't know how you call that, but the framing was kind of part of the wall structure in Quebec, so I left everything in place, but I just took the material.

The material out of the framing, and this is what I used in my room.

And so I just recycled all of that material into new panels when I got here.

So at first, for the first six months in that rental house,

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