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I still appreciate the content, but I find it a little irresponsible to not mention that black lives matter with an audience greater than a million. I'm not here to start a political debate, I simply care about human rights. (So don't respond with the typical "all lives matter" or "they're just selfish thugs" or "inequality doesn't exist". I'm not gonna waste my time debating your ridiculous talking points.)
@@TheArchitectThatWas nope.. you put a green screen behind so that you may put any color curtain or an image or a video or anything that exists in digital format behind you in the post.
The fact they did that so suddenly, without saying about it, and Murphy is nowhere to be seen now.... had me worried they were about to make some sort of sad announcement.
@@gentlebear9936 so are we keeping the part that Jason said in a video long ago that when they lower his grave that he will arise as an advanced techno zombie.
best is if you don´t even have content that involves you^^ i´m working on gaming stuff with some friends^^ so nobody cares about our setup. All we used is freeware^^ my friends use OBS to record their gaming i´m using some streaming software with a name I already forgot because it actively filters out discord and adds it as a second audio line. Nobody will see my Mic is shitty, my PC a better potato and I did not pay a single cent for any software but the games. Why? Pros don´t pay either for that shit^^
Jason died actually. They were trying to make a oil drum rocket, it failed and sent shrapnel right at him. Brian and the crew rushed him to the emergency room, but Jason lost too much blood, and unfortunately passed away. Such a tragic loss. And I made all this up
Good Lord, you're like hidden professionals. The videos always have a very down to earth, nonprofessional in a good way feeling. It's as if you guys actually know what you're doing. Keep up the good work!
I love how Brian is perfectly emulating the "I host a local news/radio show and think I'm more famous and important than I really am don't-you-know-who-I-am" energy
When your favorite legally-questionable-for-educational-purposes-only TH-camrs look better than all the talk shows on late night you know the world has shifted.
It's so easy to forget that these guys are professionals and have been doing production stuff like this for years. They always seem like they're just dumb friends hanging out, doing stupid things, and having fun (the last segment with the cigarette for example).
your videos arent just funny, theyre a work of art. this video taught me that. i always watched you guys for the last 2 years because you had good info in an entertaining way. but this video just shows that all of your other productions are so complex and edited to a T that its astounding. im honestly blown away at the detail that you guys go into just to make the perfect delivery is insane
I like how Dresspants Robot Man is a diegetic lighting source in the scene, being a way to make people ignore more obvious items in the shot like a sexy mannequin with a giant light for a face
theater tech here, stage flats are almost always made with 1x4 to reduce weight and cost. So many other things I could go into, but I mostly agree with everything here. A note for people that don't know, when Brian talks about gel, it's a special type of plastic sheet used in stage and film to change the color of lights.
To make a backdrop, I literally went to Walmart, bought two of those three-fold posterboard things and duct taped them together, then put fabric over them. Was $15 in all. I also recently purchased a new lapel mic that plugs into my phone's headphone jack, and that made a world of difference.
What do you mean this is obviously still Jason!? You must just feeling tired... Sleep tight and you'll see that tomorrow you'll have been mind con- i mean, you'll realize this was Jason all along!
Damn I gotta say the flats brought me back to my stagecraft times. We always did ours with muslin and size. It takes a little longer but makes it a lot lighter than plywood, easier to repair, cheaper, and tbh I like to break down old ones by punching into em like koolaid man! Basically you take a frame and you drape the muslin (which is really cheap fabric) around the frame and staple it down around the outside of the frame with a staple gun (make it so there’s no slack but do NOT do it really tight because it’s about to shrink and you do not wanna have an exploding thing of wood. Bad idea.) and if you’re not sure about the strength of your stapling gun, hammer the staples in with a mallet. Once it’s nice and stapled, trim the muslin around the edges to have about an inch extra of fabric to make it easier to move and nicer on the floors. Now you make what is called size (Idk if it’s spelled right this is smth I’ve only heard verbally) which varies from place to place but it’s usually smth like one part elmers glue mixed to one part water . Liberally paint the fabric with the stuff make sure to get the sides and around the corners. Leave to dry overnight. It’s a lot lighter and easier to move around than if you cover the edges with plywood and prolly cheaper too. Plus if you wanna, you can give it a good punch and rip right through and feel like Kool Aid Man.
You guys have come a long way in both production value and storytelling. Its been very inspirational to see how things have grown, seemingly out of sheer force of will. Love how meta things get, and Kudos who whoever did your BBC Lady ending. Legendary.
This video better get at least 1 million views. It's so well made, and teaches it all so well. I have no need for any of this information, but I feel like I could go and make a super professional studio now if I wanted to! p.s, JASON NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Not gonna lie, when Brian played the montage of him and Jason sitting outside, just made me smile. if some slow music was dubbed over then you my friend have got yourself a good movie scene.
please explain how you get such a great sounding audio. so many of these networks sound like they are using a mcdonalds drive thru headset for a professional show lol
They're probably using the generally awful built-in mics on laptops or phones. There's a lot of channels that talk about sound engineering, but these are the basic principles: - XLR mics (typically) reign over USB, headset, built-in mics. Condensor mics in particular give great focused audio. They require more complicated set-ups than just plugging it into your computer, needing an interface that can convert the signal from XLR to USB, and optionally an amp or mixer to help balance and boost audio. A good entry level audio setup will cost anywhere from $200-400, but it's a good enough leap in quality. A lot of broadcast studios also use either lavalier mics (the ones that clip usually on or underneath shirts) or boom mics (which are highly sensitive and focus-dependant compared to most consumer condensor mics), but those are usually extremely expensive. - Pay attention to the acoustics of your recording area; the more soft and irregularly shaped things, the less sound will echo around. If you're just doing an audio-only recording, a thick blanket draped over you and your mic will have basically no echo. If you're a little claustrophobic and also need a live video feed of yourself, having walls with a bunch of normal decorations from curtains to banners and pictures will still help a lot more than having nothing. Best case scenario is a small booth or sectioned area with really thick acoustic foam (which is wall of foam but cut into square pyramids to lower the chance of sound bouncing back and forth from the source of sound to the thing capturing sound). - Lots of post-processing is done to audio to remove artifacts. It's possible to filter stuff live with a bunch of tweaking, but for something like the built-in laptop mics, it's just putting lipstick on a pig basically. It gets deeper than this, but these are the foundations for having good audio.
@@CheeseManFuu Honestly, a decent lav mic is plenty for 80% of cases. The mic is close to the speaker, meaning the impact of the room is minimal. Once you get better than a built-in laptop/webcam mic, most of your issues will come from your surroundings (echo/reverb, noise, etc.)
When I was in High School and attended Stagecraft classes (we were the ones who built the sets for school plays), our flats were built using 1x4's and bed sheets. Layer enough paint on a sheet and you can make look like a wall.
I’m a broadcasting major and this is all just basics of production and yeah all of these techniques can make the lowest budget set look amazing and professional.
Quick tip, if you want a cheap soft light put a thin piece of paper over it, you can control how much it affects it by its distance and quantity of paper
Man this is the hard way. I've just been breaking into my local television stations with a broken bike, plastic tubs, and spare christmas lights, and placing them around haphazardly around their set
That montage and the song feels like you're saying goodbye to us. I hope that Modern Rogue stays alive and well until I've reached your age now. I really wanna laugh along with my kid/s watching your videos.
Something my design professors brought up a lot. Don't design based on what you think you can do. Design whatever you think is the best, then figure out how to make it work later.
TL;DR Use soft, natural lighting coming from slightly off to the side, 4'x8' particle board/cardboard supported by 2"x4"s can make modular, reusable canvases for backgrounds, use lighting, focus/depth of field/props to draw attention to the main subject.
You’re about 3 months too late guys. Been phased into video programming for my job as soon as physically distancing was put into place. Could of used this! Been using my library of movies and books as my back drops! Great video btw! Love you guys!
I think it should be said that MR employs some excellent production people. I'm not even paid to say that. I mean they could pay me to... but it'd still be true. You all rock.
Amazing! One of the most informative and succinct videos I've seen. Guaranteed to bomb... PLEASE keep making this type of content every once in awhile though.
I'm curious if OMGChad is how this channel came up in my recommendations seeing as I used to watch exclusively Minecraft content. That's pretty funny to know - TH-cam algorithm works in mysterious ways.
I work in Theatre, while this video has a lot of very useful info about lighting. Theatre and Hollywood flats are different because Theatre has a different set of needs. Theatre flats are generally built out of 1x3s with the 3inch side facing the front and back (Downstage and Upstage) of the flat. and are faced not with particle board but with Masonite or a muslin screen. this keeps them light and easy to move during a live production. here is a good diagram of the back (Upstage) side of the flat. i.pinimg.com/originals/f6/3c/10/f63c1055f4ff9c181be1cd7c78270f04.jpg
I've done your 'bad idea' at the end before. It's quite a shock. I think if we trained ourselves to get used to it we could combine blockhead and fire eating, for one super dumb (but really awesome) show.
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Lunala 1 please stop
I like the new ending
I still appreciate the content, but I find it a little irresponsible to not mention that black lives matter with an audience greater than a million. I'm not here to start a political debate, I simply care about human rights. (So don't respond with the typical "all lives matter" or "they're just selfish thugs" or "inequality doesn't exist". I'm not gonna waste my time debating your ridiculous talking points.)
@Lunala 1 more like "GRIFTING", am I right or what? 😂😂😂
I honestly thought the curtain was green screened in at first
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Me too
Same hear
@@TheArchitectThatWas nope.. you put a green screen behind so that you may put any color curtain or an image or a video or anything that exists in digital format behind you in the post.
Honestly same
The "golden hour" montage of Jason and Brian sitting and doing promos looks like a 10 million sub special
The fact they did that so suddenly, without saying about it, and Murphy is nowhere to be seen now.... had me worried they were about to make some sort of sad announcement.
@@kopasedik murphy blew himself up
@@metal_musician4458 it's how he would've wanted to go
It was just a montage of Brian growing out his hair and beard to flex that he can
@@gentlebear9936 so are we keeping the part that Jason said in a video long ago that when they lower his grave that he will arise as an advanced techno zombie.
i cant stress how much of a god send this vid is. I was just thinking of starting my own channel and worried about my setup looking unprofessional.
Senpai has noticed you.
best is if you don´t even have content that involves you^^ i´m working on gaming stuff with some friends^^ so nobody cares about our setup. All we used is freeware^^ my friends use OBS to record their gaming i´m using some streaming software with a name I already forgot because it actively filters out discord and adds it as a second audio line. Nobody will see my Mic is shitty, my PC a better potato and I did not pay a single cent for any software but the games. Why? Pros don´t pay either for that shit^^
Subbed in preparation, take your time, but I can’t wait to see what you come up with.
Sees Cory........WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE'S JASON?!?!?
Listens to credits....*gasp* Jason......NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
The truth is out ther?!
Jason died actually. They were trying to make a oil drum rocket, it failed and sent shrapnel right at him. Brian and the crew rushed him to the emergency room, but Jason lost too much blood, and unfortunately passed away. Such a tragic loss. And I made all this up
Good Lord, you're like hidden professionals. The videos always have a very down to earth, nonprofessional in a good way feeling. It's as if you guys actually know what you're doing. Keep up the good work!
I love how Brian is perfectly emulating the "I host a local news/radio show and think I'm more famous and important than I really am don't-you-know-who-I-am" energy
I think he has actually done that job
@@majorfallacy5926 Dunno, but I'm sure in his touring days he appeared on several of them, and probably knows the archetype well.
When your favorite legally-questionable-for-educational-purposes-only TH-camrs look better than all the talk shows on late night you know the world has shifted.
Someone show this video to all late-night talk show hosts asap.
No no. Let them make fools of themselves.
If they try too hard, then people will think they're faking it and they're on a CBS soundstage.
You've gotta love the low frame rate, flat lighting, heavy video compression, laptop webcam, earbud microphone look!
#puttputt
This channel both prepares for the dark times and offers comfort in them
Best part of the video is when Brian tried to smoke a cigarette through his nose
BAD IDEA BAD IDEA
I tried that IRL and am never doing it again
I bought a
It's so easy to forget that these guys are professionals and have been doing production stuff like this for years. They always seem like they're just dumb friends hanging out, doing stupid things, and having fun (the last segment with the cigarette for example).
your videos arent just funny, theyre a work of art. this video taught me that. i always watched you guys for the last 2 years because you had good info in an entertaining way. but this video just shows that all of your other productions are so complex and edited to a T that its astounding. im honestly blown away at the detail that you guys go into just to make the perfect delivery is insane
The BBC voiceover was a nice touch.
That ending credits bit was absolutely gold
I swear it's that coffee jelo that Brushwood gave him that turned Murphy into a changeling!
TMZcobra was run by changelings all along!
notice how it's *RETURN*
It's all a conspiracy! Top 10 Anime betrayals!
Love the reference at the end of the video to commentary after the end of a BBC programme
the brittish dialog at the end, awesome
I like how Dresspants Robot Man is a diegetic lighting source in the scene, being a way to make people ignore more obvious items in the shot like a sexy mannequin with a giant light for a face
Cory is my favorite Rougue extended Lore character, right behind Jossie
!!!
And sham
It's actually spelled ruougueu
Wow, Jason looks different here.
Just the lighting
Michael Kemper was literally gonna come and comment that
It's the hair.
Upvoted just for Brian snorting a cigarette.
The flail he did! Haha!
Jason will for ever be the true OG.
Great advice! the only thing I would add: Audio, audio and audio!
Getting a real Adam Savage vibe from the presenting style on this one. Love it
Well, he already stole the hairdo... XD
theater tech here, stage flats are almost always made with 1x4 to reduce weight and cost. So many other things I could go into, but I mostly agree with everything here.
A note for people that don't know, when Brian talks about gel, it's a special type of plastic sheet used in stage and film to change the color of lights.
To make a backdrop, I literally went to Walmart, bought two of those three-fold posterboard things and duct taped them together, then put fabric over them. Was $15 in all. I also recently purchased a new lapel mic that plugs into my phone's headphone jack, and that made a world of difference.
Now I want to see the result
They replaced Jason!
What do you mean this is obviously still Jason!? You must just feeling tired... Sleep tight and you'll see that tomorrow you'll have been mind con- i mean, you'll realize this was Jason all along!
Yep.. Jason here
Those MONSTERS
@@cranfill I'd believe it
He’s in a Ghillie suit.
In the trees
He is the treeman.
Damn I gotta say the flats brought me back to my stagecraft times. We always did ours with muslin and size. It takes a little longer but makes it a lot lighter than plywood, easier to repair, cheaper, and tbh I like to break down old ones by punching into em like koolaid man!
Basically you take a frame and you drape the muslin (which is really cheap fabric) around the frame and staple it down around the outside of the frame with a staple gun (make it so there’s no slack but do NOT do it really tight because it’s about to shrink and you do not wanna have an exploding thing of wood. Bad idea.) and if you’re not sure about the strength of your stapling gun, hammer the staples in with a mallet. Once it’s nice and stapled, trim the muslin around the edges to have about an inch extra of fabric to make it easier to move and nicer on the floors. Now you make what is called size (Idk if it’s spelled right this is smth I’ve only heard verbally) which varies from place to place but it’s usually smth like one part elmers glue mixed to one part water . Liberally paint the fabric with the stuff make sure to get the sides and around the corners. Leave to dry overnight. It’s a lot lighter and easier to move around than if you cover the edges with plywood and prolly cheaper too. Plus if you wanna, you can give it a good punch and rip right through and feel like Kool Aid Man.
Would love to see more videos like this one. Especially on how the "cement" wall background was made.
That "Sit Ubu Sit, Good Dog." hit me so hard. Great video!
Wow, now I see why they don't show all the patrons at the end of every video
I needed this. I’m trying to start making blacksmithing videos, and production is my weak spot. Thanks guys
This makes me really wanna finally set up the corner of my room for streaming or similar like I've wanted for awhile
You guys have come a long way in both production value and storytelling. Its been very inspirational to see how things have grown, seemingly out of sheer force of will. Love how meta things get, and Kudos who whoever did your BBC Lady ending. Legendary.
Thank you! It was the incomparable and skeptical Deborah Hyde
- Modern Rogue editor
This video better get at least 1 million views. It's so well made, and teaches it all so well. I have no need for any of this information, but I feel like I could go and make a super professional studio now if I wanted to!
p.s, JASON NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
The modern rogue just became my new favorite channel a week ago.
Not gonna lie, when Brian played the montage of him and Jason sitting outside, just made me smile. if some slow music was dubbed over then you my friend have got yourself a good movie scene.
“Looks just like your garage.”
When did my garage grow to the size of an aircraft hanger?
Right? That's not your everyday garage.
Founders Club plaque looks amazing
please explain how you get such a great sounding audio. so many of these networks sound like they are using a mcdonalds drive thru headset for a professional show lol
They're probably using the generally awful built-in mics on laptops or phones. There's a lot of channels that talk about sound engineering, but these are the basic principles:
- XLR mics (typically) reign over USB, headset, built-in mics. Condensor mics in particular give great focused audio. They require more complicated set-ups than just plugging it into your computer, needing an interface that can convert the signal from XLR to USB, and optionally an amp or mixer to help balance and boost audio. A good entry level audio setup will cost anywhere from $200-400, but it's a good enough leap in quality. A lot of broadcast studios also use either lavalier mics (the ones that clip usually on or underneath shirts) or boom mics (which are highly sensitive and focus-dependant compared to most consumer condensor mics), but those are usually extremely expensive.
- Pay attention to the acoustics of your recording area; the more soft and irregularly shaped things, the less sound will echo around. If you're just doing an audio-only recording, a thick blanket draped over you and your mic will have basically no echo. If you're a little claustrophobic and also need a live video feed of yourself, having walls with a bunch of normal decorations from curtains to banners and pictures will still help a lot more than having nothing. Best case scenario is a small booth or sectioned area with really thick acoustic foam (which is wall of foam but cut into square pyramids to lower the chance of sound bouncing back and forth from the source of sound to the thing capturing sound).
- Lots of post-processing is done to audio to remove artifacts. It's possible to filter stuff live with a bunch of tweaking, but for something like the built-in laptop mics, it's just putting lipstick on a pig basically.
It gets deeper than this, but these are the foundations for having good audio.
@@CheeseManFuu Honestly, a decent lav mic is plenty for 80% of cases. The mic is close to the speaker, meaning the impact of the room is minimal. Once you get better than a built-in laptop/webcam mic, most of your issues will come from your surroundings (echo/reverb, noise, etc.)
We are planning on doing a separate audio show in the future. But rode lav mics with zoom recorder.
why do I look forward to the ads on these videos often times more than the video itself?
MORE CORY! CORY WITH JASON!
!!!
When I was in High School and attended Stagecraft classes (we were the ones who built the sets for school plays), our flats were built using 1x4's and bed sheets. Layer enough paint on a sheet and you can make look like a wall.
OMG the BBC announcer lady I love it
"How we filmed Joker in our garage"
Yours is the only channel that have ads, that are worth watching. always so much fun :)
I’m a broadcasting major and this is all just basics of production and yeah all of these techniques can make the lowest budget set look amazing and professional.
Quick tip, if you want a cheap soft light put a thin piece of paper over it, you can control how much it affects it by its distance and quantity of paper
Please do a few more of these
maybe one on Audio and one going into a bit more detail on lighting
That's the plan! 😉
Man this is the hard way. I've just been breaking into my local television stations with a broken bike, plastic tubs, and spare christmas lights, and placing them around haphazardly around their set
I haven't even finished this episode and I never comment, but OH MY GOD. SINGLE BEST EPISODE EVER BRIAN!
this was honestly actually kinda inspiring to be able to see just how everything's done and how even just the fundamentals look great
Ah yes I remeber -mr poopy butthole- I mean cory from all the way back in scam stuff days dont you guys?
That montage and the song feels like you're saying goodbye to us. I hope that Modern Rogue stays alive and well until I've reached your age now. I really wanna laugh along with my kid/s watching your videos.
Cory has always been with us... in our heart.
❤️❤️❤️
Wow, that copy of Jason's face has come in handy. That "Cory" mask looks great
Indeed!
Great video Brian, you’re setups always look amazing, it was cool to see a behind the scenes of it!
I love Brian's do do do doing at the end. Can we get some more sound bites of it?
I actually flinched when you reached for the mic, you have hurt me
This stuff is really helpful. You basically just speedran a stagecraft class.
Something my design professors brought up a lot.
Don't design based on what you think you can do. Design whatever you think is the best, then figure out how to make it work later.
brian has been doing tv tricks this whole time WHAT ELSE CAN'T HE DO??
TL;DR Use soft, natural lighting coming from slightly off to the side, 4'x8' particle board/cardboard supported by 2"x4"s can make modular, reusable canvases for backgrounds, use lighting, focus/depth of field/props to draw attention to the main subject.
You’re about 3 months too late guys. Been phased into video programming for my job as soon as physically distancing was put into place. Could of used this! Been using my library of movies and books as my back drops!
Great video btw! Love you guys!
I think it should be said that MR employs some excellent production people. I'm not even paid to say that. I mean they could pay me to... but it'd still be true. You all rock.
Amazing! One of the most informative and succinct videos I've seen. Guaranteed to bomb... PLEASE keep making this type of content every once in awhile though.
Tons of useful advice and always hilarious as usual. One of my absolute favorite channels!
"Sit Ubu, Sit" is by far the best part of the entire video. lmao
God, Brian has this presenting thing perfected
It’s just past midnight here, was about to get done sleep, and this episode has made me laugh myself awake.
Can you guys make more of this stuff? The modern rogue needs to look good on camera.
I don't even have anything TH-cam worthy but now I wanna make a channel just to make a professional looking soundstage
Anything is TH-cam worthy I’ve seen some weird shit on TH-cam so do whatever you want
I love that Dresspants Robotman is used as a background light in the garage.
I feel dumb now. This whole time I always thought that logo was on an actual brick wall from the old studio.
Don't say that. It was meant to fool you. How could you have known?
who was drawing protogens on the whiteboard x3
yeah I saw that too lol
Wish I could say I'd never tried pulling a cigarette into my nose. Brian's reaction was about right. Never again.
Btw, that wasn't even a cigarette! It was a rolled up piece of printer paper!
I'm curious if OMGChad is how this channel came up in my recommendations seeing as I used to watch exclusively Minecraft content. That's pretty funny to know - TH-cam algorithm works in mysterious ways.
loved loved loved this. so good, its basically all just slight of hand (and lights) magic !!
Quick through and to the point! I love informative videos like this!
This is a really good video. Different from normal stuff.
6:09 Going to build this right away! Thanks so much for sharing!
BRIAN'S HAIR IS LUSCIOUS
“... was made by my friend OMGChad.” Uh, wait what? For real?
Chad actually was Shwoods intern in the early days
@ it seems so random though... cool stuff!
@@darions8667 It's a small world after all... it's a small world after all...
7:40 I want all the music in these videos to be replaced with this
I loved everything about this video. MR is on fire!
I work in Theatre, while this video has a lot of very useful info about lighting. Theatre and Hollywood flats are different because Theatre has a different set of needs. Theatre flats are generally built out of 1x3s with the 3inch side facing the front and back (Downstage and Upstage) of the flat. and are faced not with particle board but with Masonite or a muslin screen. this keeps them light and easy to move during a live production. here is a good diagram of the back (Upstage) side of the flat. i.pinimg.com/originals/f6/3c/10/f63c1055f4ff9c181be1cd7c78270f04.jpg
Glad I'm not the only theatre person who noticed that "flat"
Yup. Just like I remember them...
Why did I feel like that montage was a final going away part of a video
Yeah man, I’ve been getting the feeling that Jason’s been distancing himself from the show :(
@@ankereisenman4824 perhaps.. social distancing?
The music made it weirdly emotional.
Wow! Really digging brians hair. Is that the new quarantine haircut?
How many people stuck around till the end to see Brian flail like he went through electroshock?
Brian: “... it’s just like your garage”
Me: “nooo... mine is not even a quarter the size of yours...”
i love that false BBC outro
Oh boy new rogue video here we go
The memories from the lightning montage
I've done your 'bad idea' at the end before. It's quite a shock. I think if we trained ourselves to get used to it we could combine blockhead and fire eating, for one super dumb (but really awesome) show.
But what if im already in malaysia?
Can nord send me to my neighbour's house across the street?
Jeez. You guys are having WAY too much fun. GREAT show!!! LOL
Will this video ever be applicable in my life? Absolutely not. Am I gonna watch it anyway? You bet I am.
I'm so relieved I'm not alone in my love affair with fill lights.
It's stuff like this that makes me love the Modern Rogue 🤣