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The video provides a detailed and practical look into the creator's setup for running live sessions, which is highly valuable for their audience interested in building businesses. The native mention of specific, high-quality equipment like the RODEcaster Duo and Elgato Prompter adds credibility and aspirational value.

Summary

The creator details their live session setup, highlighting the Elgato Prompter, Sony FX3 camera, RODEcaster Duo audio mixer, and RODE SM7B microphone. They explain how this setup allows for effective teaching and engagement during their "Time to Build" program.

Structure

1Introduction to the final lesson of cohort nine
2Overview of the triple monitor setup
3Explanation of the Elgato Prompter and Sony FX3 camera
4Demonstration of the iPad as a sidecar for OBS Studio
5Details on the RODEcaster Duo for audio management
6

Original caption

Full breakdown of how I run my live lessons inside Time to Build. We’re opening enrollments for cohort ten on the 7th of May. If you want to be apart of that cohort, visit the link in my bio.

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Product placement

Elgato Prompter: Acts - used to display text for the presenter to read, which is essential for live sessions. Removing it would change how the presenter delivers content. Sony FX3: Acts - a camera used for recording, connected to the Elgato Prompter. Removing it would mean the prompter has no display. RODEcaster Duo: Acts - an audio mixer used to manage and record audio for multiple channels (host, guests, computer). Removing it would impact audio recording and management. RODE SM7B: Acts - a microphone used for recording audio for YouTube and Instagram. Removing it would mean no audio is captured for these platforms.

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So I am to teach the final lesson for cohort nine which is crazy nine cohorts of Time to Build I just thought of a rundown be valuable for some of you around how I run all of these all of these the first thing you need the first thing I have is this sort of triple monitor setup going on the first is with the Elgato Prompter connected to my Sony FX3 I normally also have a vertical camera set up there but that's not set up today lesson which is running a sidecar here a screen from my Mac Studio just been a sidecar here I have basically all the information I need to monitor the live session so letting join up here down here anything happens OBS studio all of the recording happens. this able to swap between picture in picture and my face cam between that I'm able to basically see what's going on what my students are seeing we have the lesson and I like a little cool ai artwork lesson slide so unnecessary and so but I love it and then finally I have the and the this is just so I can see everyone's faces as I'm talking so rather than me the screen I can and then teach and be more engaging I have everything running through my RODEcaster duo, which the smaller RODEcaster Pro I love this thing now the main this is so I can record everything and so I can have my two channels my speakers for the students asking questions and computer and then this is my microphone I can adjust those independently. And then when I record something those channels are independent meaning that my audio and my guests audio without impacting which is a huge thing this takes an SD card in the back meaning that goes out footage, I still have that audio figure it out because I have a the slides and so multiple redundancies going on here, but this is the entire setup for how I run obviously that microphone is for YouTube and Instagram so yeah this is valuable wanting to do the same thing.

Transcript

So I am just about to teach the final lesson for cohort nine, which is crazy. Nine cohorts of Time to Build. I just thought of a rundown, might be valuable for some of you around how I run all of these, all of these. The first thing you need, the first thing I have is this sort of triple monitor setup going on. The first is with the Elgato Prompter connected to my Sony FX3. I normally also have a vertical camera set up there, but that's not set up today. Lesson. Which is running a sidecar here, a screen from my Mac Studio. Just been a sidecar here. I have basically all the information I need to monitor the live session. So letting join up here, down here, anything happens. OBS Studio, all of the recording happens. This able to swap between picture-in-picture and my face cam, between that. I'm able to basically see what's going on, what my students are seeing. We have the lesson, and I like a little cool AI artwork lesson slide. So unnecessary and so, but I love it. And then finally, I have the, and the, this is just so I can see everyone's faces as I'm talking. So rather than me, the screen, I can, and then teach and be more engaging. I have everything running through my RODEcaster Duo, which is the smaller RODEcaster Pro. I love this thing. Now, the main, this is so I can record everything. And so I can have my two channels, my speakers for the students asking questions, and computer and then this is my microphone. I can adjust those independently. And then when I record something, those channels are independent, meaning that my audio and my guests' audio without impacting, which is a huge thing. This takes an SD card in the back, meaning that if the power goes out, footage, I still have that audio, figure it out because I have the slides. And so multiple redundancies going on here, but this is the entire setup for how I run, obviously, that microphone is for YouTube and Instagram. So yeah, this is valuable, wanting to do the same thing.