How to Tune Your Headphones and Speakers Separately

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I have a cloud lifter for my microphone, which is like a preamp that boosts my signal. I'm currently wearing these t s, three, plus your your bisan letters on everything youre saying,. Oo, it's in the show notes. N the show dots. And then i have the ds l c d one headphones. Thetare open back, which i should have done on open back headphones, cause they bleed into the microphone. But it sounds good. You could hear what i'm listening to outside. It's not necessary, but it it gives you more trol. My room's tuned. There isn't ano base. Wut these may be

In this episode of Syntax, Scott talks about his new office setup where he records videos and podcasts, writes codes, and gets his steps in.

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