United StatesComputer Deconstruction Lab is the #116,671 most-subscribed YouTube channel worldwide and #22,907 in United States, with 14 subscribers and 32 total views across 2 videos.
Channel description
Nestled inside the former WW II Telephone Exchange building (9059), lives a group called Computer Deconstruction.
Our Purpose is to teach computer technology and the changes that have been made over the past 15+ years. As part of the teaching experience, we support the network, servers, and desktop computers used at InfoAge. Projects have included dedicated servers for the security camera, specialized computer workstations to support the TLM-18 antenna, and the broadcast automation for the podcast studio.
In the spring of 2017, discussion began between the CDL volunteers on branching out into podcast realm. That concept began to gel with the reconfiguration of a portion of the CDL space to support a podcasting studio.
Our facilities feature a four-person studio with state-of-the-art recording and mixing equipment and a classroom space for audio producers. The studios are stocked with high-end recording and sound equipment. Audio-editing tools like Audacity, Hindenburg and Pro Tools
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Frequently asked
- How many subscribers does Computer Deconstruction Laboratory have?
- 14 subscribers — #116,671 worldwide, #22,907 in United States.
- What is Computer Deconstruction Laboratory's real name?
- Computer Deconstruction Laboratory's real name is Computer Deconstruction Lab.
- When did Computer Deconstruction Laboratory start on YouTube?
- The channel was created in Oct 2018.