What’s going on guys—Ebibs here, Mr. RemoteLife. In this video I’m unveiling the new studio school / engineering space we built out, and it’s a straight night-and-day transformation from where we started. I walk you through the whole layout: the sound treatment (including Strata AudioMute panels), the custom rack build, and the cable management work I did to keep everything clean and where it needs to be—because that’s my way. I also break down the gear and how it’s integrated: Yamaha subs, Auratones up top for reference, a Solid State Logic platform, and a RedNet Dante setup with talkback and a foot switch. For the students, I built out analog “pods” so everyone can learn the basics of audio engineering with hands-on signal flow—plus a teaching position with a tube preamp feeding a condenser mic and a smaller analog mixer that matches the workflow. Then I show the booth, where I had noise on my mic line, so I ran two straight XLR runs to keep phantom power cleaner—running an sE capsule into a Focusrite ISA One. If you want more in-depth builds like this (or you know a nonprofit/organization that could benefit), hit me in the comments—this is Remote Life: doing the things we love and loving the things that we do. Peace.