Live streaming without a computer

I have grown accustomed to eliminating things that get in the way.


Today, I got rid of the computer. 


I live-streamed to multiple platforms with multiple cameras without a computer.


https://www.instagram.com/tv/CNE_3VqJ74M/?igshid=1s7veeyqkszfy

~ Adrian Lee






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