I missed doing covers, so I’m kicking off the year with a simple one: “Angel Baby” by Troye Sivan. This video is basically me getting back into that groove—no heavy tech deep-dive, just a clean performance and a straightforward setup so the vocals come through the way I want them to. If you’ve been following my channel for audio and tech reviews, consider this a little palate cleanser (and a reminder that I actually use this gear outside of “review mode”). For the recording chain, I used my Canon EOS RP for video, then ran vocals through the Rode Procaster into the Zoom L8. I like this combo when I want something reliable and consistent: the Procaster gives me that broadcast-style control, and the L8 makes it easy to manage levels without overcomplicating things. Main takeaway: you don’t need a crazy complicated setup to put out a solid cover—just gear you trust, a clean signal path, and the time to actually perform.