Key Takeaways
You do not need a studio to edit well. You need a desk that supports long focus and does not create small annoyances every hour.
Light
Use a lamp that sits beside the screen, not behind it, with adjustable brightness and warm tones for late sessions. Reduce glare on your display.
Sound
Good headphones or earbuds with solid isolation help you catch cuts, pops and audio levels. Check your mix on a small speaker too, since that is how many people will hear it.
Power and cables
Small comforts
A water bottle within reach and a mug that stays warm are not luxuries. They keep you at the desk longer without reaching for distractions.
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