My Minimalist Micro YouTube Studio

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All of this actually fits in a backpack, which still kinda blows my mind... This is the gear I use. I didn't have most of it when starting on YouTube, so I just want to make it clear that you don't need all this gear. Good videos are good because of content, not because of gear. That said, good tools are helpful for getting the job done.

🎥 Here's the list below:
(These are affiliate links that help support the channel. All are my genuine recommendations.)

VIDEO:

AUDIO:
(Alternative Recorder): your phone/laptop

LIGHTING:

BAG:

🛒 A full list of my homeware and gear can be found here:

📸 Find me on instagram: @danieltitchener
🐦 Find me on twitter: @dantitchener

👕 Where I get my t-shirts (Use code DANIELTITCHENER for 15% off):

With thanks to my Patrons:
Christopher Tilley, JH, Marte Millo, Leah Palermo, Fin, Jhonatan Clausen, Oliver Jan, Karl, John, Jordan Jaramillo, Danny Chan, Elida, Marc Def, Ben Walters, Mary Spender, Siim Kornel, Giel Vermeulen, vwray, Salman Anwar, Samantha Reynolds, M, Lukasz Branica, Sherry Griffin

This video was sponsored by Backblaze

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It's easy to get carried away when it comes to gear. I try my best to keep things minimal so I thought you might be interested in what I use, especially when it comes to finding the balance between video quality and space-saving. In order of importance it's always AUDIO > LIGHTING > CAMERA QUALITY.

(I've listed everything in the video description along with budget alternatives. Back up your stuff at

DanielTitchener

Your channel is too underrated… You deserve much more viewers and subs with that high content and production quality.

incognito_user

Really great finds to simplify into a backpack! Great work.

davidjoseph

Thank You for all of your videos that you did. I am enjoying all of them

kevinhawthorne

An exciting, concrete, practical video that I have watched several times. Thank you very much. A greeting from France

petch

Wow this is so impressive!! Best compact setup video I’ve seen. Awesome!

edwardleefilms

I wish ppl would talk more about cooling a room especially for ppl that live i hotter states/countries without compromising audio quality. From expensive to cheap but still just as effective

pierrehenry

This was outstanding Daniel thank you for the details about your equipment, inspiring to see what is behind the scenes for us aspiring video creators.

vanwray

This is such a useful video for us youtubers, packed into your usual clean and elegant style. Thank you for revealing us your setup.
I've been following you since literally your first video, before it blew up in the algorithm. I remember struggling to believe that such a high quality video had only a couple of thousand views. Luckily things went into place soon for you.
Best greetings from Italy! Mary Jane

WhatashameMaryJane

Very helpful ! Your channel will definitely grow so much with this high-quality content.

mujtabajuya

So many incredible ideas in this video, Daniel. Absolutely love it!

leokeller

Loved your take on a minimal studio. Looking to trim my studio down, and this was a great watch. Thanks!

keith-knittel

That's so cool. Congrats for your organization. I do live streaming in events and meetings so I also but everything in a backpack a little bigger than yours and keeps me really focused

beatrizyoda

Love this! As a fellow YT-er, I'm always curious how others record their videos. It's remarkable how it all fits in one bag, but I do wonder: will you actually be traveling with the whole setup? I'm getting anxious just thinking about the backpack getting lost and it isn't even mine 😬!

I've also put in so much time researching gear before I even started, but – constrained by my budget – ended up using my newly bought iPhone 12 Pro to shoot in 4K. I'm actually blown away by the quality of the footage especially after light color correction), as long as the lighting is decent.

I have a couple of mics, but right now I'm using a lavalier mic. I agree with you, reliability is an issue. I've tried different methods (taped to my chest; clipped on t-shirt; etc), but ended up clipping it on a buttoned shirt. I'm actually content with the current setup because there's already a ton that I can learn this way.

They say it's not the camera, but the what you _do_ with the camera, that makes the difference. And that's what I can play with. Over time, as my channel (hopefully) grows, I hope to upgrade my gear. Then I may look into shooting in s-log and a boom mic.

IAmPeterCook

Wow! This is mind-blowing after watching a couple videos about youtube setups. I really fancy your light solution. Thnx for all the info!

StephanLorse