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trusted by parents nationwide. All right, I am just going to do it. I can't stand the lighting

in my studio downstairs and I need to figure something out. Like if I turn off the light that's

right above me and just use the ring

light thing that I bought, it's too dark. It's like pitch black in the background because there's no

windows in this room. That light on the ceiling makes my one side of my forehead so shiny because

it's like coming from right there. But then the ring light like lights up

the front of my face. Like I just hate it. It makes no sense. I need to be near a window, but there's no

windows in here, which is great for a studio because it's soundproof and all that stuff. And when you're

recording with someone, you want to have the professional lights on with no sunlight.

But it's like, do I need a bigger ring light in the front?

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