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What's the song? | Lyrics QUIZ from BILLBOARD HOT100 February 2018 - Duration: 1:41.LYRICS QUIZ
WHAT'S THE SONG CHALLENGE
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What is Vero A Vero App Overview - Duration: 6:35.so what is Vero? every other single person in other social media platforms
seems to be screaming the same question what is vero in this video I'll take you
to the vero app and I'll explain to you what vero is and I'll show you around
how the vero app looks like hey everyone this is Bob from trueonlineriches and
this is Bob's Den. let's get into what vero is all right now Vero is a new
social media platform / app that has that seem to have emerged from nowhere
but they have been working hard under the radar since the Year 2015 the
creation of Vera is initiated by three people whose names I cannot pronounce so
I have printed the names out here so I cannot pronounce it correctly but I'll
just read out for you anyways the first name is Ayman Hariri
the second one is motaz Nabulsi and the third one is Scott Birnbaum so
those are the three guys who founded Vero all right now Vero is just another
social media platform you say and so what's the big deal you may ask that's
true but let's get into it so what Vera
claims to provide is a service or a social media platform or an app which
has no advertisements at all and no algorithms of any kind so that means no
advertisers and you're not being promoted your posts are not being
promoted to you no favor advertisers at looking at their money and how they're
gonna spend their money at so this means a social media platform with no
advertisements at all the OG Facebookers might know how it feels like back in the
days the vero app media explosion started all of a sudden really really
quick out of nowhere I think it is because all the
influencers from other social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram and
YouTube these people started talking about it and people caught on to it and
it just caught on like wildfire and now that everyone is trying to get into vero
it is literally crashing down their serve servers I just joined couple of
hours ago and I just couldn't get into you know do some posts or like just even
to look around it's started popping out the same error message which I will just
put it somewhere here I forgot what the error message was but it's it's somehow
said likely it is temporarily unavailable all right so I've been
talking too much I'll take you to the Vero app and show you around so here is
the Vero app I joined Vero a couple hours ago like I said and therefore I
don't have any followers at all so if you decide to join Vero, come
find me search my name Bob babu I'll just put it on the screen here for you
anyways this Viral app looks super sleek crisp and clean to me the blurry
background as you can see this blurry background effect kind of gives
it a distinguishable pop like no other social media apps unlike the other
social media platforms which uses algorithms and like to boost posts and
such you're very feed would be taken up by shares and posts from you and your
followers only and that too in a chronological order so the posts are not
held back from you or not hidden for me or in any way at least for now they
claim alright on the top right hand side is the navigation icons where you can
search for people configure your profile your collections which I'll talk about
in a second notifications and messages now your friends or connections as they
call in Vero are grouped into close friends friends and acquaintances you
can see these icons here which represent such anyways when you share something
you can decide who sees your particular posts and shares if you just want your
close friend to see certain posts you can select that way or if you want to
show all of your friends and you know it doesn't matter who sees you can select
all three together so that's a little different from other social media
platforms alright so like I said here's a different aspect of vero which is the
collections as you can see here you have photos and videos links music movies
book and places under the collections so this would all be the links or shares
you have posted under which it will kind of collect in automatically the cool
part is that when you tap on one of these let's say links it would then open
up all the links shared by you and your collect connections also you're able to
search whatever if there is something related
to your search word that has been shared that would show up in here it doesn't
matter if you upload it or your friends uploaded it so all will be aggregated in
here in this section and you would not have to go out of the app that's the
other aspect they're claiming to have so there's a quick snapshot on the vero app
here so how does Vero make their money if they don't have any advertisements
running on your feeds so here is the catch where o is actually a
subscription-based service it is only free for the first 1 million people so
if you decide to join Vera and you somehow got in that means you are 1 in
that million after that 1 million signups you have to pay a subscription
fee they have not mentioned how much yet there would be a fee to continue for
those people after that 1 million subscriptions Vero also makes it
possible for users to buy books musics movies etc from within the Vera app with
a Buy Now button from posts and shares from other people so that you never have
to leave the app to purchase it that's what they say like so that would be
another way they would be making money so these merchants who have all these
products like movies and books and music or whatever they have so when someone
buys through them through vero I mean when a transaction takes place a
percentage of that amount would go to vero from the merchants so you don't pay
anything I mean the users don't pay anything but vero make money out of the
merchants as well without advertisements alright so there is my quick overview of
vero and I hope this video helped you answer your question what is vero make
sure you subscribe to my channel here at bob's den and if you decide to get into
vero like I said try find me I don't have any friends that we're all right
now as of now so I it would be great if you can find me and follow me as well
and yeah maybe I can follow you back and share your posts and such let's get
connected at vero and I'll see you next video bye
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What To Expect: First Time at a Sex Shop - Duration: 1:34.So you're going to a sex shop chances are you have the giggles and you want to
know what each and every toy is for. Let's break it down so you know that you
can feel comfortable going in and getting out what you want to get out of
it which is pleasure.
Step one. You need to take the shame out of going into a sex shop.
Again you are going in here with the outcome of increasing the
pleasure in your daily and sexual life. This is a really good thing so remove
all the shame and guilt you've been taught around it because really you're
just owning your truth and stepping up to the plate which we all commend.
Thing two. Go inwith an open mind. You might think you know what you like and you
might have let that shame creep in and prevent you from exploring something
else when you go into a sex shop open up and maybe you see what calls to you and
who knows try it out you might actually love to introduce something new into
your life that you never even thought about before. Thing three. Try to find an
independently owned sex shop that employs a lot of women on staff and the
reason is that it becomes a much more grounding kind of concierge style
shopping experience where you can have the safety in the comfort of asking the
questions that you don't know the answer to and they will help you
there is no question they have not heard before and even if it's something
totally far out there their approach to answering it is gonna be one in a very
sex positive way that's going to again get you to your end goal which is to
increase your pleasure.
So good luck and have fun.
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What to do When Your Marriage is in Trouble - Duration: 2:53.your relationship is in trouble you're exhausted from having that same fight
over and over and over again and I don't blame you you've reached your threshold
of begging and pleading for something to change something to give hi I'm Robyn
D'Angelo licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and The Happy Couple Expert
and if this sounds like you I'm super glad that you're here I'm gonna give you
a few things that you can do today to start getting your relationship back on
track it's time for outside supports time to either therapist it's time to
get a counselor yet your partner might not know or be on board here's how you
can go to them and bring up the topic say to them as you can tell probably
I've been pretty frustrated been feeling pretty disconnected I'm ready to get
some outside help from a therapist would you be willing to join me if I set up an
appointment for next week stop talking at that point
let them think about it you might even say something like think about it I
don't need an answer right now but I'm gonna circle back with you later on
tonight or maybe even tomorrow because I really want to get an appointment made
quickly it's that simple talk about what it is that you need talk about it in a
way that gives your partner options and time to think about it it shows that you
respect them number two if you're at the point where you're just ready to go in
and just explode and say everything that has pissed you off about your partner
over the last 10 years or if you're so angry that you have shut down and you
don't even know where to start really encourage you to reach out and set up an
individual session with a couples therapist that's right I offer something
called couples therapy for one sometimes we just need to get all the anger and
angst and resentment moving around a little bit to create some space to
really work on the relationship when your partner's sitting right next to you
on that couch you want them to feel like they matter last but not least make sure
whoever you're working with is a specialized couples therapist
ask them do you primarily work with couples ask them you know what kind
of therapy do you offer make sure you're with someone who has a passion for
relationships and get their information so that you can start working with them
right away I hope this has been helpful you guys if you're local to the Southern
California area I would be honored to work with you it is my passion to help
couples master the messiness of couplehood and if you're not in the area
make sure to subscribe to my channel you'll get tons of tips tools and
strategies on how to create your epic relationship talk to you guys next week
bye bye
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What makes instruments sound different? - Duration: 5:26.Hi, my name is Drew Lytle, and I want to tell you a story, and for this one, I recommend
wearing headphones.
I want you to listen to something.
That was middle C played on a bunch of different instruments.
So, a question for you, why do they sound different?
Weird thing to think about, right?
Your initial thought might be that it's the difference in shape or material, and you'd
be right, but to fully understand how all of these unique sounds can come together to
produce music, we need to talk about physics.
See, music, like all sound, is created from waves.
Each soundwave has a particular frequency, and as the wave moves through the air, that
frequency is what we perceive as pitch.
Middle C, for instance, has a frequency of 261.6 HZ; and it sounds like this.
But you'll notice that that doesn't sound like any of the instruments we heard before,
right?
Here's the cello playing the C again, and here's the pure C pitch.
Completely different.
The pure C sounds cold and boring.
That's because when we sing or play instruments, we're never producing only one soundwave;
each note is made of multiple waves combined.
I know, that sounds insane, but we can actually hear this if we listen closely.
As the cello plays the C, I'll just softly play the ones I hear so you can try to listen
for them.
There's the octave above, the one below, and a little bit of the fifth.
If you didn't hear those notes, keep practicing and listening; replay the video if you need
to, because once you hear them, it makes music different, fuller, it's like every note
is it's own chord!
And those are just the ones we can easily hear.
If we graph the frequency spectrums for the cello, piano, and the trumpet, we see that
there are a lot more.
What's really cool, is that all of the frequencies line up regardless of the instrument.
Here's the fundamental, the octave, the fifth, the next octave, the third so on and
so forth.
This pattern is called the overtone series, and what gives an instrument its unique sound
or timbre is just the differing volumes of these frequencies.
That's it!
What's really amazing, though, is that when these frequencies are all in tune with each
other, their volumes are added together and sometimes a frequency in the overtone series
is so in tune and becomes so loud that it sounds like there is another instrument playing
that note.
This phenomenon is called an overtone and it's one of the hardest things for musicians
to create together.
And learning about how it works reminded me of something my high school choir director
used to say during difficult rehearsals, "Music isn't magic".
And what she meant by that is music is really hard work.
It takes a lot of time and deliberate practice from everyone involved to create something
beautiful.
But, if in that moment of beauty we create something literally out of thin air, than
I think Music is magic, it's just getting there that isn't.
And it's kind of profound when you put it in the context of choral music.
Humans don't have valves and strings we can manipulate to match our fundamental frequencies.
Our bodies are not designed so we have a matching timbre.
The only way for us to tune and get to that moment of magic is by listening to each other
and collectively compromising our individual voices to create an ideal sound.
We have to think about being a piece of something bigger than ourselves and ensure that we are
positively influencing the whole.
And when we all do that together, in perfect harmony, we create a magical effect that couldn't
be achieved by any of us alone.
And this is a lesson we desperately need to remember in our current political climate.
If we want to solve problems, we can't get there by drowning others out and believing
that the song is a solo.
We need to listen to those around us, balance the sound so everyone is heard, and find a
compromise between our individual beliefs and actions that benefit the collective.
Because when we do that we are in tune, we are unified, and we have the opportunity to
accomplish things that none of us could alone.
When it happens it's magic, it's getting there that isn't.
Thanks for watching.
I am a firm believer that the arts are an integral part of a civil education.
If I've proven that to you in this video, make sure your local representatives and school
board members keep these programs in their budgets.
Share this video with them.
I would like to thank my middle and high school teachers for molding me into the creative,
critical thinker I am today.
I'd like to thank my patrons on Patreon including Harry and Erika Lister, the jeans
Family, the Lawson Family, Andrew James, and my parents; you all are instrumental in making
these videos possible and helping me achieve this dream of educating through story.
If you want to help grow Curiository and make this channel bigger than me in my bedroom,
head on over to patreon.com/curiository.
Thanks as always for watching, and I'll see you next time.
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The Stoler Report - What's Really Happening in the Office Market? - Duration: 28:59.♪ [THEME MUSIC] ♪
>>> EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE IN NEW
YORK.
THEY WANT TO HAVE OFFICES IN NEW
YORK.
COMPANIES ARE HERE TODAY THAT WE
ARE NOT HERE FIVE YEARS AGO.
YOU HAVE WE WORK WITH 4 MILLION
SQUARE FEET.
YOU HAVE AMAZON.
YOU HAVE GOOGLE.
COMPANIES SMALL AND LARGE.
WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING IN THE
OFFICE MARKET IN NEW YORK CITY.
SPECIFICALLY MANHATTAN?
I'VE ASSEMBLED THIS GROUP OF
BUSINESS LEADERS TO PROVIDE
INSIGHTS ON THE MARKET.
MY GUESTS INCLUDE SCOTT GALIN,
THE CEO AND CHIEF OPERATING
OFFICER AT HANDRO PROPERTIES.
DAVID FALK,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK
STATE TRI-STATE REGION FOR
NEWMARK KNIGHT FRANK.
MICHAEL GIGLIO,
THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER AT
THE KAUFMAN ORGANIZATION.
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST,
BRIAN STEINWURTZEL,
WHO IS CO-CEO AT GFP REAL
ESTATE.
SINCE YOU'RE ALL OF NEW YORK
STATE AND THE TRI-STATE REGION,
WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING?
IS IT A TENANTS' MARKET OR A
LANDLORD'S MARKET?
>> I THINK IT'S A TENANTS
MARKET. YOU HAVE THE EFFECT OF
HUDSON YARDS.
THE EFFECT OF NEW CONSTRUCTION.
IT'S SHOWING YOU THERE IS A
DEMAND BY TENANTS IN
MIDTOWN ESPECIALLY.
MOSTLY FINANCIAL SERVICE TENANTS
TO MOVE FROM OLDER PROPERTIES TO
STATE-OF-THE-ART CONSTRUCTION.
THE WHOLE MARKET HAS BEEN
INCREDIBLY IMPRESSED.
I'M NOT SURPRISED ON THE
SUCCESS OF ALL OF HUDSON YARDS.
IT CONTINUES TO BE LEASING AT
A VERY RAPID PACE.
AND THE LARGER DEALS DOWN AT THE
TRADE CENTER.
SPOTIFY COMMITTED THERE.
WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THEY
WOULD COMMIT FROM FINLAND.
THEY BROUGHT THEIR HEAD QUARTERS
HERE. GOING BACK TO YOUR POINT
OF NEW TENANTS COMING TO THE
MARKET.
AN INFLUX OF NONFINANCIAL
TENANTS.
IT'S GREAT FOR THE MARKET.
THESE TENANTS DIDN'T EXIST
HERE FIVE YEARS AGO.
AND THEN THERE IS THIS DEMAND
FOR NEW STEEL AND GLASS.
I THINK THE NEGATIVE IS,
WHAT'S BEING LEFT BEHIND?
WHICH I'M SURE WE'LL TOUCH ON.
>> WHEN WE TALK ABOUT HUDSON
YARDS.
IT'S THE FAR WEST SIDE.
WHERE YOU -- YOU, AND YOU, HAVE
BEEN FOR 50, 60, 70 YEARS.
WHAT IS HAVING AN EFFECT ON YOUR
PROPERTIES IN THAT MARKETPLACE.
>> THE GOOD NEWS FOR OUR SIDE OF
THE BUSINESS IS WE FOCUS ON
SMALL TO MEDIUM-SIZED COMPANIES.
THERE HASN'T BEEN AS MUCH
INCREASE IN SUPPLY
AS FOR LARGE BUILDINGS.
HUDSON YARDS, THEY'RE NOT
CATERING TO TENANTS UNDER 10,000
SQUARE FEET, WHICH IS WHAT OUR
PORTFOLIO CATERS TO.
WHAT HUDSON YARDS IS DOING IS
MAKING ALL OF OUR NEIGHBORHOODS
MUCH BETTER ON THE WEST SIDE.
IF YOU WERE TO WALK DOWN NINTH
AVENUE, KNOWN AS HELL'S KITCHEN,
NOW FULL OF RESTAURANT
DESTINATIONS.
THE RESIDENTIAL CONDO AREAS.
THE OFFICE SPACE HAS GOTTEN A
LIFT FROM THAT DEVELOPMENT.
>> KAUFMAN HAS BEEN IN THIS --
FASHION -- NO --
>> GARMENT DISTRICT.
>> GARMENT DISTRICT WHERE YOU
HAVE YOUR PROPERTIES.
WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH THE
KAUFMAN INITIAL PROPERTIES?
AND THE CHANGES IN THE MIDTOWN
SOUTH AREA THAT WE TALK ABOUT.
>> SO KAUFMAN IS DIVIDED INTO
TWO AREAS WITHIN THE BUSINESS.
THE CORE PORTFOLIO WHICH HAS
BEEN AROUND SINCE AS WE HAVE
ACCUMULATED THE ASSETS SINCE
1909.
THOSE PROPERTIES ARE GENERALLY
WELL LEASED-
>> YOU LOOK GOOD FOR THAT AGE.
>> I LOOK GOOD FOR THAT AGE.
I'VE BEEN WITH THEM 11 YEARS.
THOSE BUILDINGS IN THE ORIGINAL
PORTFOLIO ARE BUILDINGS CLOSE
TO 100% LEASED.
AND LARGELY BECAUSE WE CAN FLEX
WITH THE MARKETS.
WE CAN MOVE OUR RENTS DOWN OR UP
BECAUSE WE'RE NOT HIGHLY
LEVERAGED.
ON THE VALUE ADD PORTFOLIO.
UNDER THE KAUFMAN NEW VENTURES
UMBRELLA.
THAT IS HIGHER LEVERAGED.
A LITTLE MORE OF A NICHE
PRODUCT.
BASICALLY LOOKING AT LOFT
BUILDINGS.
80,000 SQUARE FEET TO 143,000,
150,000 SQUARE FEET.
AT 119 WEST 24th STREET WAS
RECENTLY LEASED TO A NEW
COMPANY THAT CAME IN.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, HAVE COME IN
AND LEASED EIGHT FLOORS IN THAT
BUILDING FOR 145,000 SQUARE
FEET.
>> IT'S THE REASON COMPANIES ARE
COMING TO NEW YORK.
>> ST. LOUIS-BASED COMPANY.
FOREVER.
NEVER HAD SPACE IN NEW YORK.
CAME TO NEW YORK BECAUSE THEY
WANTED A NEW YORK PRESENCE FOR
MARKETING.
AND MEDIA.
THEY WANTED A BUILDING WITHIN A
BUILDING.
WE HAD A UNIQUE LOCATION FOR
THAT PURPOSE. BUT TO GET
TO THE POINT,
THOSE BUILDINGS ARE HARDER TO
LEASE NOW.
THE VELOCITY HAS DROPPED DOWN
A LITTLE BIT WITH RESPECT TO
DEMAND-
>> LET'S LOOK AT WHAT HAPPENS.
IF YOU ARE BUILDING THE
HUDSON YARDS.
HOW MANY SQUARE FEET IN THE
RELATED --
>> RELATED BROOKFIELD, 12
MILLION SQUARE FEET.
>> TRUE TENANTS ARE MOVING IN
BUT THAT'S ABSORPTION TO 12
MILLION SQUARE FEET.
IN LOWER MANHATTAN WE HAVE
AN ABSORPTION FROM THE TRADE
CENTER OVER HERE.
WHERE IS THE MAJORITY OF THE
VACANCY?
ARE WE SEEING IT ON 3RD AVENUE?
ARE WE SEEING IT ON 7TH?
WHERE IS THE VACANCY TODAY?
>> I THINK DAVID CAN GO DO THE
VACANCY ANSWER.
>> WHERE YOU TO SEE IT?
>> WE HAVE A BROKERAGE BUSINESS.
THERE WAS A YEAR OR TWO WE WERE
DOING A LOT OF BUSINESS ON 3rd
AND 6th AVENUE AS THE VALUE PLAY
FOR A BUILDINGS.
WE'RE LOOKING AT SOME OF THOSE
3rd AVENUE BUILDINGS AND
I LIVE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD TOO
AND I SEE WHO IS MOVING INTO
THESE BUILDINGS.
I'M NOT SURE IT'S STILL A VALUE
PLAY ANYMORE LIKE DOWNTOWN.
BUT TO BRIAN'S POINT ABOUT THE
B BUILDINGS STOCK, I THINK
WE'RE THE ONLY TRAUNCH OF
BUILDING THAT THE DENOMINATOR
GOES DOWN EVERY YEAR BECAUSE OF
CONVERSIONS.
YOU CAN'T BUILD THESE THINGS
LIKE KAUFMAN HAS AND THEY HAVE
AND WE HAVE ANYMORE. YOU DON'T
BUILD A B BUILDING. BUT B
BUILDINGS DO GET CONVERTED TO
HOTELS AND RES AND THINGS SO
OUR SUPPLY GOES DOWN AND THE
DEMAND CONTINUES TO GO UP.
>> YOU SEE, MY PROBLEM THAT I
ALWAYS HAVE ABOUT THIS, AND I --
I SAY BRIAN'S FAMILY AND
FRIENDS, WHICH MANY PEOPLE HERE
ARE INVOLVED WITH, HAVE ALWAYS
BEEN GOOD TO THE SMALL COMPANY.
BECAUSE THE SMALL COMPANY GETS
PRICED OUT OF THE MARKET IN MANY
CASES.
YOU'RE NOT GOING HAVE A SMALL
COMPANY WITH 3,000 SQUARE FEET
MOVING TO HUDSON YARDS.
THEY'LL MOVE TO YOUR BUILDING ON
8th AVENUE OR ONE OF YOUR
PROPERTIES IN THE AREA.
THE SMALL COMPANY MAY HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TODAY BECAUSE OF
THIS.
>> I THINK THAT THE ADVANTAGE
THAT WE HAVE NOW, AND THAT YOU
PROBABLY HAVE AS WELL, SO DO
YOU.
WE CAN OFFER FULL FLOOR TENANTS
AT 10,000 SQUARE FEET.
THAT WOULD BE DIVIDED INTO TWO
SECTIONS IF YOU WANTED TO SHARE
A TENANT ON ONE FLOOR,
5,000 SQUARE FEET. THE POINT
YOU WERE MAKING EARLIER,
YOU GIVE AN INTRODUCTORY
POINT TO THOSE WHO WANT A HALF
FLOOR OR FULL FLOOR PRESENCE
IN SOME OF THESE SMALLER
LOFT BUILDINGS.
>> 515 MADISON OVER WHERE YOU
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
SOMEONE TO BE NEAR THE PLAZA
DISTRICT IN A GOOD LOCATION
AT A LOWER PRICE.
SAME THING AT 40 WORTH.
>> WE'RE ALWAYS PRICING TO RENT.
OUR PHILOSOPHY IS A CASH FLOW
ONE VERSUS SOME PRIVATE EQUITY
THAT'S VALUE ADD AND WANTS TO
SELL AS SOON AS THEY RENT
SPACE.
WE'RE ALWAYS GOING TO BE,
PROBABLY PRICED A LITTLE BIT
LOWER THAN A NEW VENTURE.
THAT BEING SAID, I THINK THERE
ARE TWO MARKETS.
ONE FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED
COMPANIES.
SCOTT IS RIGHT.
THE SUPPLY IS TRENDING LOWER,
WHILE THE DEMAND INCREASES.
ON THE LARGER COMPANY SIZE
WE HAVE A FEW COMPANIES IN 200-
300- 400,000 SQUARE FOOT RANGE
THAT ARE IN OUR PORTFOLIO AND
WHAT WE'RE HEARING FROM
THEM IS THEY'RE DOING ZIP CODE
CHECKS ON EMPLOYEES AND FINDING
A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF
EMPLOYEES ARE LIVING IN BROOKLYN
THAT ARE NOW LIVING IN LONG
ISLAND CITY, QUEENS.
SO THE CENTER OF MANHATTAN IS
SLOWLY TRICKLING SOUTH.
A COMPANY MAY HAVE BEEN
CONSIDERING PROPERTIES
ON 3rd AVENUE OR SOME OF THE
LARGER BUILDINGS ON 6th AVENUE.
NOW THEY'RE OPENING THOUGHTS TO
BEING ON THE FAR WEST SIDE.
THE WORLD TRADE CENTER
PROPERTIES AND SOME OF THESE
OTHER BUILDINGS THAT ARE BEING
CONVERTED.
>> SOUTH AND WEST. THE FUNNY
THING IS, ON 7th AVENUE.
I SPENT 30 YEARS OF MY LIFE IN
520 8th AVENUE.
THAT WAS THE FAR WEST SIDE.
NOBODY WENT TO 9th.
NOW, A BUILDING ON 7th AVENUE IS
MIDTOWN.
WITH HUDSON YARDS GOING OVER
THERE, ON A MAP IT'S MIDTOWN.
IN PEOPLE'S MINDS, IT'S THE
CENTER OF THE CITY WHEN YOU HAVE
HUDSON YARDS AND CAN GO AS FAR
AS 3rd AVENUE.
>> IF TENANTS WERE WATCHING THE
SHOW AND WERE TRYING TO FIGURE
OUT, WHERE IS THE BEST
OPPORTUNITY FOR A TENANT TODAY?
IS IT LOWER MANHATTAN?
IS IT 7th AVENUE?
6th AVENUE LOCATION?
3rd AVENUE?
OR IS IT THE OPPORTUNITIES IN
BROOKLYN AND QUEENS?
>> SO, OBVIOUSLY, GOING BACK TO
WHAT THE PANELISTS SAID
IT DEPENDS ON THE SIZE TENANT.
BUT IF YOU SAID A 50,000-FOOT
TENANT RELOCATING.
WHAT'S INTERESTING ABOUT
MANHATTAN TODAY, WHICH
IF YOU THINK ABOUT,
WE DON'T REALIZE THAT THIS IS
HAPPENING.
IT'S ALL THREE SUB MARKETS ARE
TURNING INTO ONE.
I'M SEEING ON THE SAME TOUR.
WE HANDLE PROPERTY EVERYWHERE.
I CAN SEE THE SAME BROKER SHOW
THE SAME TENANT HUDSON SQUARE,
WHICH IS DOWN VARICK, KING,
DOWN CANAL,
CAN BE SHOWN LOWER MANHATTAN.
AND A SUBLEASE IN MIDTOWN.
>> THAT SITUATION IS HAPPENING
EVEN IN THE RESIDENTIAL.
WHEN SOMEBODY IS LOOKING AT
SPACE, NO ONE IS -- THEY'RE NOT
CONFINED ANYMORE THAT I WANT TO
BE IN THE MEAT PACKING DISTRICT.
THEY'RE LOOKING AT THE
DIFFERENT ALTERNATIVES.
THEY'RE LOOKING AT PRICE POINTS.
>> LOOK HISTORICALLY.
PARK AVENUE, IN MIDTOWN WAS
CONSIDERED THE MOST OPULENT
SPACE, AVENUE IN THE CITY AND
IT STILL IS FANTASTIC. SAME
RENTS TODAY CAN BE SEEN IN A
LOFT THE BUILDING ON HUDSON,
VARICK, LOWER 5th, PARK SOUTH.
AND MAYBE ON MADISON OR PARK.
NUMBER ONE.
AND RESIDENTIAL, IT'S MORE
EXPENSIVE TO BE NEAR THE HIGH
LINE IN A BUILDING ON WEST 25th
THAN MAYBE ON PARK AVENUE AND
71st STREET.
IT SHOWS YOU EVERYTHING HAS
CHANGED.
>> I THINK IT'S A LOT BECAUSE,
PEOPLE WANT TO BE IN NEW YORK
BECAUSE THIS IS WHERE THE JOBS
ARE AT.
THIS IS WHERE FASHION IS AT.
THIS IS WHERE MEDIA IS AT.
AT THE SAME TIME IS THE
COMPANIES WANT TO ATTRACT THAT
PERSON INTO THEIR COMPANY, THEY
NEED TO PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT
OFFICE ENVIRONMENT.
AND THE ENVIRONMENT THAT EXISTED
TRADITIONALLY IS NOT WHAT THE
NEW TALENT WANTS.
THE NEW TALENT WANTS TO BE IN
THESE LOFT-STYLE BUILDINGS.
HAVE TALL CEILINGS.
GIANT WINDOWS.
AND THEY'RE WILLING TO PUT UP
WITH SITTING MUCH CLOSER TO EACH
OTHER, AS LONG AS THEY ALSO GET
THE AMENITIES THAT COME ALONG
WITH IT.
>> STATE-OF-THE-ART AMENITIES.
>> LET'S TALK ABOUT THE OFFICE.
SHARING CONCEPT.
OF THE WEWORK.
INDUSTRIOUS. AND SO ON.
IN MANY YEARS, YOUR FAMILY
HAD ALWAYS LEASED SOME SPACE TO
CERTAIN PEOPLE WHO WERE THE
INITIATORS OF CO-WORKING.
MANY YEARS AGO,
I HAD A SPACE ON 40th STREET
WHERE I WAS RENTING SPACE.
LITTLE DESK, A LITTLE OFFICE.
XEROX MACHINE THAT I PUT IN MY
CODE NUMBER.
AND THAT WAS IT.
THAT ELEVATED TO THE
OFFICE-SHARING TYPE.
WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH THE
OFFICE SHARING?
>> WE JUST DID A DEAL WITH
NOTEL.
A COMPETITOR TO WEWORK.
AND WHAT NOTEL IS OFFERING
SMALL COMPANIES FLEXIBILITY.
THEY'RE STARTUPS OR ARE IN
THE INCUBATION PHASE OF THE
DEVELOPMENT.
AND THEY DON'T KNOW IF THEY'RE
GOING TO BE 10,000 SQUARE FEET.
50,000 SQUARE FEET.
OR 1,000 SQUARE FEET IN A YEAR.
SO, THERE ARE COMPANIES THAT
WILL CHARGE THEM PROBABLY TWICE
WHAT WE WOULD, BUT GIVE THEM THE
FLEXIBILITY.
THE FURNITURE.
ALL THE TECHNOLOGY.
FOR THAT PRICE.
>> SO WHAT DO THEY CHARGE THE
TENANT?
>> I HAVE HEARD THAT THE GOING
RATE-
THE DEAL THAT WE DID WAS IN THE
FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
I HEARD THE GOING RATE IS IN THE
$80 A FOOT RANGE.
>> AND THE LEASES ARE WHAT?
ONE MONTH OR A YEAR?
>> ONE MONTH, ONE YEAR.
SIX MONTHS.
>> NOTEL IS TYPICALLY NOT A
MONTH TO MONTH.
IT COULD BE ONE TO THREE YEARS.
THEY'RE NOT TRYING TO BE THREE
PEOPLE FOR ONE MONTH.
THEY'RE TAKING EMERGING YOUNG
COMPANIES THAT WANT THEIR OWN
IDENTITY AND THEIR OWN SPACE
AND THEIR OWN FLOOR SO
IT'S NOT A SHARED SPACE.
>> IT'S NOT A SHARED SPACE.
>> IT'S HITTING THE NERVE,
WHICH IS FLEXIBILITY.
THEY DON'T WANT A COMMITMENT.
THEY DON'T WANT TO SPEND
OUT-OF-POCKET MONEY TOWARD REAL
ESTATE.
IT'S A SWEET SPOT.
>> ARE THEY GOING IN AS WE WOULD
SAY, THEY DON'T HAVE TO HAVE ANY
FURNITURE?
>> RIGHT.
>> THEY'RE TAKING THE OFFICE
SPACE.
>> PLUG AND PLAY.
>> PLUG AND PLAY.
ALL THEY HAVE TO BRING IN IS
THEIR COMPUTERS.
>> THE INITIAL -- I'M SORRY.
I'LL FINISH UP.
THE INITIAL VERSION OF THE
CO-WORKING SPACE WAS SOMEONE
RENTED AN OFFICE.
THEN IT MOVED TO YOU CAN RENT
FOR LESS A DESK.
OR A DESK WHERE YOU'RE
CO-LOCATING.
NOW IT'S MOVED UP THE LADDER A
LITTLE BIT TO WHERE THERE ARE
COMPANIES THAT HAVE FIVE, TEN,
15, 20, EMPLOYEES THAT CAN RENT
SPACE. FULLY FURNISHED.
ALL THE TECHNOLOGY.
ON SHORT TERM LEASES WITH
FLEXIBILITY.
>> IT COULD ALSO BE THE OTHER
WAY, WHICH IS
WEWORK, YOU CAN PAY TO BE PART
OF THEIR COMMUNITY.
NOT HAVE AN OFFICE.
NOT HAVE A DESK.
SIT THERE IN THEIR LOUNGE.
BE PART OF ALL THEIR DISCOUNTS.
THEIR HEALTH CARE.
THE DISCOUNTS AT EQUINOX.
YOU'RE PART OF THE COMMUNITY.
YOUR OWN FACEBOOK COMMUNITY
CALLED WEWORK.
>> REGIS DID THIS 35 YEARS AGO.
>> BUT REGIS DIDN'T MOVE FORWARD
HOW HE WAS DESCRIBING IT.
AN OPEN, ECLECTIC YOUNGER.
REGIS WAS COMPARTMENTALIZED
OFFICES ON PARK AVENUE.
>> BUT REGIS OPENED UP AN OFFICE
ON THE GROUND FLOOR ON 3rd
AVENUE AND 47th STREET.
THEY HAVE AN OFFICE SPACE ON THE
RETAIL SPACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN GO
IN AND PLUG AND PLAY.
IT'S A DIFFERENT TYPE OF REGIS.
>> THE SPACE.
IT'S CALLED THE SPACE.
>> CALLED THE SPACE.
OPENING IRONICALLY ON STATEN
ISLAND.
ONE OF THE FEW SPACES OVER
THERE. BUT LET'S TALK ABOUT THE
WEWORK-
HERE'S A QUESTION FOR THE
LANDLORDS OVER HERE.
DO YOU MIND HAVING AN
OFFICE-SHARED TENANT?
>> ACTUALLY, THEY FILLED A VOID
FOR US.
AT 119 WEST 24th STREET.
WHICH WAS ANHEUSER-BUSCH LEASED
PROBABLY TWO-THIRDS OF THE
BUILDING
AND NEW YORK CITY ALLEY CAME IN
AS ANOTHER OF THESE COMPETITORS
WITH AN OFFICE SHARING CONCEPT
AND LEASED THE REMAINDER OF THE
BUILDING.
THEY WERE GREAT SOLUTION.
OUR PRINCIPALS HAVE DEBATED THE
EXACT POINT.
DO WE WANT A WEWORKS OR NOT?
WHAT DO WE DO IN THAT TYPE
OF SITUATION?
>> MY QUESTION IS -- THAT SCOTT
BROUGHT UP BEFORE.
THERE WAS REGIS FOR A LONG TIME.
REGIS WENT BANKRUPT IN THE EARLY
2000s.
>> THERE A CONCERN OF
OVERVALUE OF WEWORKS TOO?
>> THERE ARE TWO SIDES OF THE
COIN ABOUT WHAT'S THE FUTURE?
>> DIVERSIFICATION GETS LOST AS
A LANDLORD IN MANHATTAN
WHEN YOU DECIDE TO TAKE AN
ENTIRE BUILDING AND GIVE IT TO
A WEWORKS OR SOMEBODY LIKE
THAT YOU DON'T HAVE THE
SITUATION WHERE YOU HAVE TEN
TENANTS IN A BUILDING.
YOU HAVE ONE TENANT IN THE
BUILDING.
WHO IS SUBLEASING OUT.
>> WE ALSO HAVE AN OPERATIONS
ISSUE.
WE GET A LOT OF OFFERS ON FULL
FLOORS.
12,000 FOOT FLOOR.
FROM NOT WEWORK.
BUT SMALLER GUYS TAKE THE SPACE.
THEY CHOP IT UP AND THEN THEY
PLAY WEWORK ON A FLOOR.
AS A LANDLORD, AND OPERATING A
BUILDING, YOU HAVE TO CONSIDER
WHO IS COMING IN AND OUT OF YOUR
BUILDING ON THAT FLOOR.
YOU HAVE 18, 20 FLOORS AND WE
HAVE DEBATED THIS FROM AN
OPERATIONAL STANDPOINT.
DO WE WANT 200, NOT STRANGERS,
BUT VERY TRANSIENT PEOPLE IN AND
OUT ALL THE TIME.
EVERYBODY IS VERY
SECURITY-MINDED.
THE TENANTS ARE.
WE ARE FOR THEM.
MOST ARE FULL AND HALF FLOORS.
THEY'RE NOT LITTLE TINY
TENANTS.
THAT BECOMES AN ISSUE AS WELL TO
TAKE ONE OF THE SMALLER GUYS IN
WHO IS NOT WEWORK AND NOT
LEASING YOUR BUILDING.
>> LOWER MANHATTAN, WHAT IS
HAPPENING THERE?
>> SO, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GO
DOWN THERE.
YOU CAN FEEL THE VIBE.
YOU'LL SEE THE EATALY'S OF THE
WORLD THAT OPENED UP THERE.
YOU HAVE CONDE NAST.
TIME INC.
GUCCI. THESE ARE ALL BRINGING
IN THE WORK FORCE.
GROUPON.
SPOTIFY. REALLY ACCESSIBLE BY
SUBWAY. GREAT FLOOR PLAY.
CONVENTIONAL BUILDINGS.
ONE LIBERTY.
28 LIBERTY. YOU GO THERE
AND YOU'RE PRETTY IMPRESSED.
IT'S VERY ENTENTICING.
THERE'S A LOT MORE TENANTS IN
THE MARKET TO SPEND BETWEEN $55
AND $65 A FOOT THEN $75 A FOOT.
MANY MORE TOURISTS.
MORE TENANTS OUT THERE LOOKING.
AND FOR THE BUILDINGS THAT HAVE
EFFICIENT FLOOR PLATES, I LIKE
IT. YOU GO DOWN THERE,
THERE WILL BE MORE RETAIL, MORE
RESTAURANTS OPENING.
THE POPULATION HAS CHANGED
DRAMATICALLY.
IT'S A GOOD STORY. RENT GROWTH
IS PROBABLY HAPPENING
BEFORE OUR EYES 20% OF THE LAST
THREE YEARS DOWN THERE.
THE BUILDINGS USED TO BE 42,
THEY'RE 52 NOW.
>> WHAT BRIAN SAID BEFORE.
SOME OF THE, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE
ARE LOOKING AT THE ZIP CODES
WHERE PEOPLE LIVE.
AND SINCE MANY OF THESE PEOPLE
ARE LIVING IN BROOKLYN AND IN
QUEENS.
THERE'S BEEN MORE PROLIFERATION
OF OFFICES IN THE BOROUGHS.
WHAT DO YOU SEE HAPPENING?
YOU HAVE ACQUIRED PROPERTIES IN
THE BOROUGHS?
>> IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT, WE
BOUGHT OUR FIRST BUILDING AT THE
END OF 2015.
IT WAS THE FIRST BUILDING SINCE
THE '80s WE BOUGHT DOWNTOWN.
EXACTLY WHAT
DAVID SAID IS WHAT'S HAPPENING.
EMPLOYEES LIVING IN BROOKLYN
HAVE MOVED INTO THE CENTER OF
MANHATTAN SOUTH.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD HAS GROWN
FROM AN AMENITY PERSPECTIVE
AND FROM A RESIDENTIAL
PERSPECTIVE.
THERE ARE THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS OF APARTMENTS THAT
DIDN'T EXIST TEN YEARS AGO IN
THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
NOW IT'S A 24/7 NEIGHBORHOOD.
WE SEE SIMILAR THINGS HAPPENING
IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
WE HAVE THREE PROJECTS THAT WE
HAVE ACQUIRED IN THE LAST THREE
YEARS IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
WE THINK THAT NEIGHBORHOOD IS
CHANGING
SIMILAR TO THE FINANCIAL
DISTRICT.
IN THE SENSE OF THERE ARE
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF
APARTMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN
BUILT. THE HIGHEST QUAILITY
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS
THAT YOU CAN IMAGINE.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS CHANGING.
SLOWLY, BUT IT'S CHANGING.
AND WITH THE TRANSPORTATION,
JUST LIKE THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT
HAS, TRANSPORTATION GETS YOU
DIRECTLY TO PENN STATION.
DIRECTLY TO GRAND CENTRAL.
AND DIRECTLY TO BROOKLYN, WE
THINK WE'LL BRING EMPLOYERS
THERE AS WELL.
>> NORTH OR SOUTH OF THE LONG
ISLAND EXPRESSWAY?
>> IT'S NORTH OF THE LONG
ISLAND EXPRESSWAY-
>> IF YOU GO SOUTH OF THE
LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY AND
YOU'RE IN A WHOLE DIFFERENT
REGION IN TERMS OF PRODUCT.
ONE OF THE DEALS IS THE
BLANCHARD BUILDING.
>> WE HAVEN'T EXPLORED THAT
NEIGHBORHOOD AS MUCH.
BECAUSE WE DON'T THINK THE
TRANSPORATION IS AS GOOD.
>> YOU HAVE TO GO UNDERNEATH THE
EXPRESSWAY TO GET OUT THERE.
>> RIGHT.
>> I WENT OUT WITH BRIAN.
WE TOOK THE SUBWAY FROM IN FRONT
OF ONE OF OUR BUILDINGS, 40th
AND 7th.
AND WE WERE IN THE BUILDING IN
TEN MINUTES.
AND SO THAT WAS SORT OF MAGIC
WHEN THEY WERE SHOWING.
WOW, OKAY, THAT WAS GREAT.
WHAT'S HAPPENED THE LAST THREE
YEARS IS BELIEVABLE. I THINK
THE RETAIL IS LACKING.
AS AN OLD RETAILER.
>> LONG ISLAND CITY IS
UNDERRETAILED.
>> THE RESIDENTIAL SHOULD
HAVE BROUGHT IT A LITTLE FASTER.
AND HOPEFULLY, IT'S STARTING NOW
TO ROLL.
>> DAVID, BROOKLYN?
>> SO, WE'RE SEEING TODAY IS
THAT COMPANIES ARE MOVING,
MORE THAN EVER IN MY CAREER, TO
CONVEY BRAND AND IMAGE.
FOR THE RECRUITMENT AND
RETENTION, AND THIS IS
HAPPENING IN MANHATTAN AND
BROOKLYN.
WHEN THE PRODUCT DOES FINALLY
COME TO MARKET.
A LOT OF THESE PROJECTS ARE
UNDER WAY.
YOU LOOK AT 25 KENT.
YOU LOOK AT DOCK 72.
WATCHTOWER.
THEY'RE COMING.
>> WE HAVE 16 COURT STREET.
WE HAVE METROTECH.
>> METROTECH IS LEASED.
16 COURT WAS A TURNOVER.
ALL THIS LARGER IS COMING.
WHAT WE'RE SEEING, THE COMPANIES
THAT ARE INTERESTED ARE
INTERESTED BECAUSE THEY WANT TO
COMMUNICATE TO THE WORLD THAT
WE'RE FORWARD THINKING.
IT'S PART OF OUR STATEMENT.
WE WANT TO BE IN AN EMERGING
MARKET.
SO IT'S -- IT'S INTERESTING.
A LOT OF PRICE POINTS THERE.
IT CAN RANGE-
>> THE EMERGING MARKET
NEEDS TRANSPORTATION.
THE REASON YOU INVESTED IN LONG
ISLAND CITY WAS TRANSPORTATION
AS SCOTT JUST SAID.
IT'S A 15-MINUTE RIDE.
MY NEGATIVE ABOUT THE NAVY YARD
AND PARTS OF BROOKLYN, THEY'RE
NOT NEAR THE TRAIN,
REALLY CHANGES THE IMAGE.
IT'S WONDERFUL THAT 25 KENT
IS GOING TO BE A BRAND NEW
BUILDING IN A VERY CHIC AREA
WITH A COUPLE OF HOTELS,
IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE L TRAIN
MOVING OVER THERE.
IT'S VERY COLD TO BE OUT ON THE
FERRY STOP IN DECEMBER AND
WAITING FOR THE FERRY.
>> SO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
COIN, THOUGH, TO THAT.
IS A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE COMING TO
US SAYING I HAVE A TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT OF EMPLOYEES THAT RESIDE
IN BROOKLYN.
IF THE L TRAIN GOES DOWN AND
I'M IN MANHATTAN,
I WANT PLACE IN BROOKLYN SO
IT WORKS BOTH WAYS.
>> PART OF THE PLAN-
I KNOW THEY ARE VERY INVOLVED
WITH WHAT WE CALL THE SFX,
THE TROLLEY IDEA OVER THERE.
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE NAVY
YARD?
BESIDES THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE A
700,000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING
GOING UP.
>> GOING BACK TO WEWORK. THEY'RE
THE ANCHOR TENANT THERE.
THE BENEFIT OF A WEWORK TYPE
TENANT IS IT'S ADDING VIBE.
THAT'S WHAT EVERYONE IS TRYING
TO PAY UP FOR IS VIBE.
SENSE OF COMMUNITY.
CHELSEA MARKET WAS MENTIONED
EARLIER BEFORE WE CAME ON.
THAT WAS SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE
THERE WAS A SENSE OF COMMUNITY.
THE NAVY YARD STARTS WITH
DOCK 72.
IT WILL HAVE WEWORKS.
A LOT OF YOUNG WORK FORCE.
WHICH I THINK WILL BE GREAT
FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
THEN YOU HAVE A LOT OF PROJECTS
COMING ONLINE.
>> YOU SEE THE POINT IS --
WEWORK WILL BE RENTING 220,000
SQUARE FEET.
THEY HAVE TO GET TENANTS FOR
THAT 220,000 SQUARE FEET ALSO.
IT'S A COMBINATION OF RENTING.
NOT GETTING A TENANT.
THEY COULD HAVE THAT.
BUT IF THE TENANTS DON'T
MOVE IN THERE.
THE YARD HAS SPACE. THERE ARE
CO-WORKING SPACES IN THAT
SECTION OF BROOKLYN.
BUT NOT -- NOT THE MAGNITUDE OF
220,000 SQUARE FEET.
>> THIS IS ALL -- THIS IS ALL
COMING.
I DO THINK THERE'S TREMENDOUS
DEPTH FROM THE INDIVIDUAL THAT
WANTS TO HAVE AN OFFICE TO THE
5,000 FOOT TENANT THAT
CAN'T FIND A PLACE IN BROOKLYN.
THERE HADN'T BEEN GREAT PRODUCT
FOR THEM TO MOVE TO.
WITH PEOPLE COMING TOGETHER,
THERE WILL BE A COMMUNITY.
I THINK WE SHOULD PUNT ON THAT
ONE.
>> LAST QUESTION, SINCE YOU LIVE
IN WESTCHESTER.
HOW IS THE OFFICE MARKET IN
WESTCHESTER?
I KNOW IT'S NOT THE TOPIC OF
DISCUSSION.
>> THAT'S WHY I BOUGHT A PLACE
IN MANHATTAN.
I WAS MOVING THAT DIRECTION.
I WOULD SAY WESTCHESTER,
CONNECTICUT, PROBABLY HASN'T
CHANGED MUCH IN RENT IN YEARS.
>> IT'S THE SAME RENT YOU PAID
20 YEARS AGO.
>> IT KIND OF IS.
IT'S QUALITY OF LIFE.
YOU'RE CLOSE TO YOUR HOME.
WHO IS THE BIG INDUSTRY?
IT'S HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION.
THAT'S BEEN LIMITING.
>> I THINK IN SUMMATION.
IT'S A TENANT'S MARKET.
IF THEY LOOK AT THE RIGHT TYPE
OF PROPERTIES.
PEOPLE ARE OPEN TO COMPANIES
LIKE ANHEUSER-BUSCH.
SPOTIFY. AND ALL THESE OTHER
COMPANIES.
MEDIA COMPANIES AND EVERYTHING
ELSE IS COMING HERE.
IT'S A POSITIVE SIGN.
THE CRYSTAL APPLE IS OVER THERE.
I CAN'T SHINE IT.
IT'S SHINING PRETTY GOOD.
I WOULD LIKE TO THANK SCOTT,
DAVID, MICHAEL, BRIAN.
SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.
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Limiter vs Compressor: What You Need to Know (Easy) | musicianonamission.com - Mix School #34 - Duration: 8:13.You feel like you are the only one who doesn't understand the difference between a compressor
and a limiter, you are not alone.
After teaching over half a million people about home recording, I can tell you that
understanding a difference between compression versus limiting is one of the key milestones
in your progression as a mixer.
After all use a limiter where you should be using a compressor and your mixes might end
up like this.
[Music Being Played 00:00:30]
Keep watching if you want to finally understand why compression and limiting are two different
things.
So you can start to enjoy mixing and make music that sounds professional.
But first, if you want to get compression right, every single time, be sure to grab
the free compression cheat sheet, just head to the link you see on the screen now.
Now, before you can truly understand the difference, you need to understand how threshold and ratio
work on a compressor.
To help us out, let's bring in our good friend, Mixbot.
Now, let's say we have a base guitar part that's all over the place.
Some notes are too loud and some are really, really quiet.
Well, we could sit there and manually turn down the loud notes and turn up the quiet
notes, but that would take quite a while.
So instead we can get our friend Mixbot's to help us out.
We could say, hey, Mixbot, every time it gets to this side of volume, let's say, minus 10
dBFS, could you just turn it down a bit.
And he says, yes, sure, no problem.
So we play through the base track, every time it gets to minus 10 dBFS, Mixbot just turns
it down to stop those loud notes from peeking and to get them more in line with the quiet
notes.
But then Mixbot asks, well, how much do you want me to turn it down?
Should I just turn it down all the way?
Should I just turn it down a bit?
And this is where ratio comes in.
The ratio is how much you want the Mixbot to turn the audio down when it gets to the
threshold, which in this case we said was minus 10 dBFS.
So now, we are starting to see how compression gets complicated.
So we say, okay, Mixbot, every time it gets to minus 10 dBFS, can you turn it down at
a ratio of 2 to 1?
So for every 2 decibels it goes above the threshold, minus 10, can you turn it down
1?
So then it only goes above 1.
If it goes above the threshold 10 decibels, Mixbot is going to turn it down 5, a ratio
of 2 to 1.
So Mixbot is happy, he's turning down the loud notes when they get to a certain threshold
and by certain amount dictated by the ratio.
And then we can say, well, now that you've done that, let's just bring the whole channel
up and that's your output gain.
So now, the loudest notes have got quieter and we turn the whole channel up.
So now, all the quiet notes are louder in comparison to where they were before.
The loud notes come down and then everything comes up.
That's how compression works.
But let's say for a second we want to tell Mixbot to never let it go above the threshold.
So this time we say, hey, Mixbot, if the entire mix is about to clip, if the whole mix is
going to go above 0 dBFS, the point of distortion, could you just stop it going any louder?
Because that would be great, that would really save me a lot of work.
You don't need a ratio or anything like that.
I just want you to stop.
As soon as I hit 0 dBFS, just stop.
Don't let it get any louder.
Mixbot is like, hey, no worries man, that's fine by me.
That's a limiter, because now what we are doing is limiting the audio to the threshold
and in this case, we could say, 0 dBFS.
So there's no ratio involved, because it's a brickwall limiter, that's why it's called
a brickwall because as soon as the audio hits it, it's not going to go any higher; whereas
a compressor, as soon as the audio hits it, it keeps going, but tapers off according to
the ratio.
So that's the key difference, it's in the ratio.
A compressor has a low ratio, 2 to 1, 5 to 1, 8 to 1, it's even quite a low ratio, whereas
a limiter has a ratio of infinity to 1 - the audio never goes above the threshold.
So what are the practical applications of this?
I am going to show you the one place on your mix where you need a limiter and then everywhere
else is compression.
But first, to make sure you get compression right all the time and you use compression
like a pro, download the free compression cheat sheet.
You see the link on the screen now.
It's completely free.
Over 6000 people have downloaded this, used it to improve their mixes.
So let's jump into logic.
So, where should you use a limiter?
That's only one place.
Let's keep it simple - on your Mix Buss.
And that's it.
Really, it's that simple.
There are other places where you might want to use a limiter in your mix, but the only
place where you consistently need a limiter is on your Mix Buss.
Now, if you are sending your track off for mastering, you wouldn't even need a limiter
there, you wouldn't even need a limiter anywhere.
But if you are releasing your own tracks online, you need the limiter as the very last plug-in
on your Mix Buss, because this allows us to increase the volume without clipping and it's
really that easy.
So, this limiter here, you just want to set the setting to minus 0.5, let's drop that
threshold again, and we are just going to use auto release, keep it nice and easy, and
we are just going to drop this threshold until we are seeing about 2 db of gain reduction
on the peaks.
[Music Being Played 00:05:35]
So we've got a couple of peaks there that are going a bit higher, but we are mostly
sitting around minus 2.
That's perfect.
This is going to be loud enough to release online and compete, because so many online
platforms now are volume matched.
You don't need your mixes to be loud.
That's it.
That's limiting.
Now, there are going to be other cases, I am using a limiter here on the snare just
to give it a bit more control; but 95% of the time when you are using a limiter, it's
just going to be on your Mix Buss and don't even worry about using a limiter on your individual
channels.
Let's just keep it simple.
So then moving onto compression, now that's a different story.
Compression, we are going to use everywhere else.
We've got some compression here on the guitars and also here on the drums as parallel compression.
So compression is going to be used in every other place on the individual channels themselves
as well.
Now, this is going to be very genre dependent.
If you are mixing a jazz track, you are probably going to use no compression; whereas if you
are mixing a rock track or a hardcore track, you are going to use a lot of compression
to get that aggression; and if you are somewhere in between, like pop, you are going to use
compression more to control the dynamics to make sure everything is consistent in volume
without making it sound overly punchy.
So, compression is the whole topic we could talk for hours about, but this is the key
difference.
Limiter goes on your Mix Buss to increase the overall volume and that's it.
Keep it simple.
Don't even worry about limiters on individual channels because it's such a small use case.
And then compression you are going to use everywhere else.
So that's the difference between a limiter versus compressor.
Hopefully, you understand that now.
But, there's a lot more to compression.
Limiting, as you've seen, can be easy if we approach it in a simple way.
We keep it simple.
We just use the Mix Buss.
But compression, we are using everywhere else.
There's so much more to learn about compression.
So I've put together a free compression cheat sheet that goes through the ratio and the
threshold to help you remember.
It also goes through lots of applications, how to use compression, different instruments,
different genres.
There's tons of stuff in there.
And if you really want your mixes to sound professional, you need to know compression.
So, go download that, there's a link in the description or a link on the screen now.
It's completely free.
Now, I want to hear from you.
Do you use limiters on individual channels?
Or do you just use a limiter on your Mix Buss?
Leave a comment below saying either individual channels or Mix Buss.
So I want to know where everyone is using it.
Besides that, I'm Rob from musicianonamission.com.
I'll see you next time, and remember, Create Regardless.
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What Would Jeff Do? Dog Training Tip of the Day #57 - Duration: 1:51.- Good evening everybody.
How are you?
It's Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training with my
What Would Jeff Do? Dog Training Tip of the Day,
Tip Number 57.
Coming to you live from LAX.
(person moaning)
Just because your dog is reactive on the leash
that doesn't mean your dog is aggressive.
A lot of times we get a lot of folks that contact us
to help us with an aggressive dog, that's our specialty.
But I'll ask them, I'm like,
"Well, how many dog fights has your dog gotten into?"
None.
"How many times has your dog bitten a person?"
None.
So you really don't know yet, you really don't know.
And a lot of people what they'll do is they'll say...
well, when its dog's on the walk,
it looks like the dog wants to harm another person.
It lunges are humans, it lunges at dogs.
So a lot of the times, though,
it looks like the dog is acting aggressive,
but it's acting reactive.
We don't know if the dog's actually aggressive.
We're actually not gonna know until we put the dog
in a situation where it can bite,
that's why we use muzzles,
and it most of the time doesn't bite.
So, I'm not gonna discount the fact
that there's aggressive dogs,
we work with them all the time.
Those can also be "fixed".
But don't think you've had an aggressive dog yet
until you truly know.
Talk to somebody that actually specializes in aggression.
We're seeing a lot of people with a lot of dogs
who are being told by a lot of trainers,
"Oh, your dog's aggressive,"
and they're actually just reactive.
So, reactive dogs, that can be relatively simple.
But say you couldn't fix that, at least you know.
There's a level of comfort there.
You're gonna wanna work on that.
So, remember:
Reactive doesn't always mean aggressive.
That's what I wanted to tell you today.
Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training with my
What Would Jeff Do? Dog Training Tip of the Day,
LAX Version, Tip Number 57.
Madly in love with you,
and I'll talk to you tomorrow.
See if I can get this uploaded now before my flight leaves.
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ISO 45001 OH&S Success Factors | What you should REALLY be focusing on! - Duration: 2:14.Hey it's Andrew here from safetyon-tap .com, it's great to be talking to all of
you guys so I thought I'd just send you a quick message about ISO 45001
which is pretty topical for a lot of you especially when you
have management systems responsibilities. If when you think about ISO 45001
or what that's going to mean for change in your business I want you to do just
one thing, which is stop on page VII. which is 7 in roman numerals, which is
section 0.3 and it says Success Factors now my fundamental point about
ISO 45001 is that not much is different if you are already operating under a
system that complies with or is accredited to AS 4801. So this is no big new
amazing thing but what I want you to do is to go to the success factors in the
new standard and actually just do a little check of yourself and go how many
of these success factors have we already got because if you don't have them I
don't want you to think about ISO 45001 and I want you to work on the
success factors so that includes things like top management leadership and
commitment we know that statement it's in 4801 but if you've got problems with
commitment and leadership engagement that's what you need to work on not a
new version of the standard not doing gap analysis, not doing the audits. If you
want to have a look at the integration of OHS management systems into the
organisation's business processes you need to have a look at how often is
safety bolted onto the side of things is your system something that is a part of
how work has done at your business or is that in addition to how work is done in
your business there's A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K however many of those success factors at
the beginning of this standard so what I'd really encourage you to do is don't
get ahead of yourself have a look at the success factors most of which have
nothing to do with the system itself and do the hard work that goes into
reflecting on whether or not you do truly have the success factors and work
on those things first before you agonise over a new standard see you guys.
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Ask Limo U Show: Episode #93 - What was your goal at ILCT Vegas your first time? - Duration: 8:40.so bill typically the operators and the members across the nation have some
great questions for you but I think I have a great one for you that's better
be good or you'll never be on another episode I think so I'm taking a chance
here and I have no idea what it is yup but I did some research and I was kind
of looking back and I saw that your first IL CT show was in 2007 is all
right long time ago yeah it was awhile ago now
I was pretty young at the time was in about elementary school so you think
that's funny so just curious way back then going into
that show if you remember what was your number one goal at that show in Vegas
I've been in the industry online for about eight months
I've only been to one show which was the LC TV show at Mohegan Sun Casino so I
would say my number one goal was really networking from the affiliate standpoint
to acquire affiliates that was probably my number one goal and but I think even
bigger than that was my number one fear I was really nervous because I was
speaking at that show my first speaking engagement one I'd really didn't know
that many people at the LC TE show George Jacobs but from Wendy said you
had started a relationship with and he introduced me to some people at the LC
TV show Tammy sue Kochi Oh Dawson brother Maurice Brewster Tom Naza God
rest his soul who else I know there were some other people I did dinner ed
Kolbert who was with Boston Kochi affiliate managed at that time now with
Commonwealth Matt altough from Savoia so I walked out of the first lct East with
two affiliates Boston coach and Savoia which was great so going into the big
show Vegas il CT I've never been there before you know I wanted to come out of
there with a lot of affiliate business so that was my primary goal didn't I was
like everybody else I didn't have a strategy not like the stuff I tell you
guys to do to have a plan and the strategy and write your emails ahead of
time I was like everybody else I just didn't know what to expect so that was
kind of the goal but that session that I was speaking on believe it or not I mean
you're probably like fourth grade 2007 I was talking about social media so
sitting here today and what we do with Facebook Ads and AdWords an online mark
it's ironic and I'll never forget at the end of the session I was I was really
really the beginning of the session I was nervous that nobody was gonna show
up and when that first person showed up and came and sat down and like the 30th
the row because the room was sat for like 3 or 400 people like hey come on up
to the front you know we can talk to each other because nobody else is gonna
be here nobody knows who I am and nobody knows what the hell social media is in
2007 either so kind of the other funny part was and you may not even be aware
of this but was the only social media platform that phew I asked him at the
end of my presentation who's heard of lengthen who's heard of Twitter who's
over to Facebook they're all brand new like in 2006 and 7
nobody maybe one or two people are raising their hands but then I get to
anybody heard of MySpace and everybody their hands go up everybody was on
MySpace at that time which is yeah you know not even around any longer so I
think I was really fearful of that I was really nervous even though I'd done
public speaking before but you know really my plane and going in without a
plan but my goal was to acquire affiliate business and learn and get
education it's so vastly different today because this show that we're getting
ready to go something heck just by the time this airs it's only a couple of
weeks away right the education is gonna be phenomenal the NLA has done an
unbelievable job with the education it's kind of gone from a Monday Tuesday
Wednesday show into you know Sunday I mean with all the stuff we're doing you
know we've got a Google AdWords session on Sunday for 90 minutes we've got
another 90 minute session you know on search engine optimization that I'm
doing there's the Chosin payment sponsored I
think it's B 2 or B 4 Network but that starts like 4 o'clock on Sunday that is
a hundred percent speed affiliate networking that everybody that wants to
play it business should be attending and all that stuff is before the show even
officially starts on Monday and then you got all day Monday in the show floor in
the education and Tuesday and Wednesday there's a lot of great stuff that's
going on then you have all these different breakout events like the
mastermind group that we're doing on Monday and Tuesday yeah by the way I
think we still have one or two tickets still available for that if you want to
sign up I'm sure somebody'll throw the link into this so I'm probably more
excited about this show and I'm sure you are too being your first Vegas show
can't wait that you're going - and with the team but that one was
really just about affiliate networking was probably more fear than it was
excitement going right first makers show most area to speak yeah first one you've
ever been to yeah absolutely I mean when you don't know anybody
yeah no at all so that's it but like social media and look how it all comes
around and now look at what we build it well I mean it's it's kind of funny and
you know people ask me how I built my brand in this industry and it all
started speaking at that show and but it really from that point on has been about
social media it's what I've done on Facebook and Twitter you know and
lengthen and all of that type of stuff right you know I look at over the last
11 years how that's manifested and you know today it's as we're filming this
show I literally did a live broadcast this morning telling people the mistakes
they're making with not optimizing their job description and profile on Facebook
they're not thinking of Facebook as a search engine algorithm and people that
are searching for that or when people are like trying to join our group like
our limo growth group and you know if your name's Tom Smith and your job is a
garbage man or a web designer or something we're not letting the group
yeah right so if it doesn't say Tom Smith owner of Tom Smith limo or
whatever it is you're not going to get in and your clients are thinking in
those same terms right you know and then we see similar things that happen on
their LinkedIn profiles once again two huge social media channels that can
impact your brand and impact your business building skills so I look
forward to that stuff that's so kind of how I built my brand mm-hmm and that's
but I think it all started with the fear that I had going into that first show
well that's the kind of value that people are gonna be able to get at this
show this year in Vegas I know I'm excited for it I blame this one LCP show
in the last 11 years well one Vegas show and you know I can
tell you that I think I just see em getting bigger and better every single
year and you look at the content and praise God for the the work and the time
in the efforts facili that Doug Schwartz and Diane for geek on the NLA you know
show committee boards have put in to this I commend them tremendously because
they not only do they do an excellent job but the amount of time that goes
into this but then right behind you know this is
show season I guess right now because you know literally a month behind this
show we've got lab live right here in Nashville not gonna want to miss that
event and then about three weeks after that is the technology summit you know
in South Beach once again another lct event that you're not gonna want to miss
it's gonna be the first technology some it's not the leadership anymore it's a
technology summit and I'm privileged to help put the the content the speakers
and everything together with Sarah at lct for that we have my good friend who
you got to meet a few months ago Sam Mallikarjun Tom's gonna be a speaker
I'll be speaking down there really talking about tech and how it applies in
our business and moving forward over the next 10 years I'm sure there'll be a lot
of discussion about autonomous vehicles and you know that type of stuff so I
would highly recommend that one take advantage of show season we've never had
a technology summit like this in South Beach and if you're on the fence about
lab live I promise you you have never attended a bet our industry about what
you're gonna get right here not in this office it's about 50 yards right up that
road up the hill but the guests that we have coming in the the access for that
is going to be enco we're getting a little bit off topic here but I know I
love live events and you know I love the stuff that I mean I just think the value
that's being driven to you know the the people in this industry it wasn't as
robust as it is today well thanks for sharing Bill and I tell you what I'm
excited for the technology summit I'm excited for lab live and I'm excited to
see you guys in Vegas and excited to see you on the next episode of you know my
new truck they asked limo
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