Is Working at a $1 MILLION Studio REALLY Worth It? 

I love the story and the journey, it inspires me to go further now in my journey. Thank you

Juno blink twice if you need rescue.

You can remove room reverb with an SPL transient designer. Saved recordings I receive more than once. Also studied at SAE Amsterdam! Groeten

I was having a bit of a rough day but listening to your whole process was really inspiring and definitely put a smile in my face. I can definitely relate to some of your struggles and it’s good to see you thriving, gives me some hope too! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏

Amazing video, im studying music production in Mexico City and some times it can get really frustrating so hearing your journey motivates me to keep going. Tanks!

great videoo

I’ve been watching your channel for a while now and you’ve been a huge inspiration and help to my engineering journey. Btw love this format of video! Can’t wait to see where you’re gonna go in this new season. Much love ✌🏿

I'm a 22 years old south Italian producer and sound engineer and this video is such inspiring and motivating me thank u thomas

Same journey / decision here. Despite I worked in Los Angeles, which is THE place to be for aspiring audio engineers imho. Edit: Just saw you wanting the Porsche 😂 I actually had one, only a 944 haha. But it was fun! Replaced it with an S500 W140 which was more comfy and soooo silent inside. Did loads of roadtrips with that one, great for long distances!

Love your story! What a great layout for the video. Listening to you during a road trip is a very cool idea.

Loved the story! I hope you get your Porsche soon!! 😁 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

I love the story. I applied for an internship / support job at Atlantis (you were still there) a couple of months ago and I got ghosted after some back and forth emails 🥹 Now I’m applying for an internship at Wisseloord, I’m 43 and came from Nicaragua in 2019, but just finished my audio engineering studies, and obviously need to put in alooooooot of work 😅