And we weren't going to talk about hardware, but notebooks.

Apparently we need to put notebooks on this list.

They use a lot of notebooks.

Just kind of need to.

F for the trees.

And the last thing I want to mention real quick is hardware, just recording hardware in general.

We have a bunch of different recording hardware, but I'm not going to go into detail here.

We weren't going to cover it, but it is worth mentioning that, you know, recording hardware and hardware in general for a sound designer is a pretty big part of their job.

Not going to be covering the tools used by our composers, by the way.

We don't actually have a composer at Coffee Stain.

We do have a couple of people that we work with that we contract.

But yeah, I'm just kind of covering the tools of the people who work with us at the studio.

And we don't actually have any composers at the studio.

Not going to be covering music or composition tools, unfortunately.

We don't really use it too much, but we do use it from time to time.

And then another honorable mention here is going to be all the notebooks and whiteboard markers that we have burned through, that our game designers have burned through, furiously note-taking and jotting down their ideas.