Post a pic of your studio!

[hurricane]

Here's a dirty and quick pic of my current setup that I sent to a friend today who wanted to know what hardware I was using. I cleaned my room and used some speaker stands to turn my double tiered keyboard stand into a triple:

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[selig]

Sneak peek of new Selig Audio studio - floors are in and I will start moving in the basics today as the electrician finishes wiring the place up!

[Zac]

This is where my booze money has gone since I got sober 17mnths ago...

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Elektron Model:Cycles, Keystep, MC-101 and Blackbox.

Hoping to get a dreadbox typhon when I can to complete the line up.

[stuk71]

Small but functional

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[motuscott]

This is where my booze money has gone since I got sober 17mnths ago...

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Elektron Model:Cycles, Keystep, MC-101 and Blackbox.

Hoping to get a dreadbox typhon when I can to complete the line up.

Good on you Zac. Congrats

[Zac]

This is where my booze money has gone since I got sober 17mnths ago...

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Elektron Model:Cycles, Keystep, MC-101 and Blackbox.

Hoping to get a dreadbox typhon when I can to complete the line up.

Good on you Zac. Congrats

Thanks,

[arnigretar]

few from the studio

[spiralized]

Some time ago I decided to re-organize my humble home studio and this thread has been a real great inspiration to me; after some planning (after all I'm an architect in real life) I created this concept with sketchup:



Then, with a little diy skills and after a lot of trial and error , this is my custom production and mixing desk in all its glory (thanks to Ikea for lack shelf, kallax and alex elements):





Some details while assembling the monster:





Some further details:
- The whole custom structure is made in mdf with laminated plastic wrap;
- The BCFs are locked to ssl mixer in mackie mode;
- The BCR will control the channel strip (I have to customize the remote map yet, 'cause I'm lazy );
- The Shuttlexpress controls the transport bar.

It was a hell of work in my little spare time, but I'm really happy with the final result!
If you have any further question about the making, connections and so on, feel free to ask; I'd be happy to answer.

Cheers,
Dave

[Carly(Poohbear)]

Some time ago I decided to re-organize my humble home studio and this thread has been a real great inspiration to me; after some planning (after all I'm an architect in real life) I created this concept with sketchup:



Then, with a little diy skills and after a lot of trial and error , this is my custom production and mixing desk in all its glory (thanks to Ikea for lack shelf, kallax and alex elements):



Some further details:
- The whole custom structure is made in mdf with laminated plastic wrap;
- The BCFs are locked to ssl mixer in mackie mode;
- The BCR will control the channel strip (I have to customize the remote map yet, 'cause I'm lazy );
- The Shuttlexpress controls the transport bar.

It was a hell of work in my little spare time, but I'm really happy with the final result!
If you have any further question about the making, connections and so on, feel free to ask; I'd be happy to answer.

Cheers,
Dave

Love it but way to clean for me, I work in a creative mess, just like my mind LOL ...

[spiralized]

Yeah, I love clean designs ... and hate floating cables! However, thank you for your appreciation!

[Faastwalker]

A couple of changes since previous post;

[Skimrok]

Sneak peek of new Selig Audio studio - floors are in and I will start moving in the basics today as the electrician finishes wiring the place up!

Sponsored by adidas? seeing the light shinning on the floor that popped up in my head looks good I do like nice flooring

[DougalDarkly]

A couple of changes since previous post;

I've been meaning to ask you about the Minilab - have you got a fully-working codec?

The reason I ask is because I bought a MK2 a couple of months back and just could not get the encoders to work 'endlessly' as they're designed to do - everything else works fine, I can make maps for the encoders and assign them ad-hoc etc, just no 'endless' capability.

I tried cobbling together codecs from the MK1 version along with some code from the OP-1 (on a recommendation) but no luck!

Pleeease tell me yours works!

[miyaru]

My little studio, Push2 using PusheR2 from Retouch, and calibrated by Sonarworks 4!

[visheshl]

Small but functional

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nice

[James Bermingham]

My studio set up over the last few years, with the Nektar Panoaram P6 at the Centre of everything...... up until the start of this year...

[James Bermingham]

As of 2021..
The Komplete MK32 and the Ableton Push 2 have taken over the Throne. My Nektar Panorma is taking a break. I'm gonna see how I get on with this set up. I'm loving it so far, with Reason Rack in Ableton and my recent addition last year of Native Instruments Komplete 12 during the sale last summer.

And I've just aquired the Deepmind 12 recently too. Super synth. Would love Behringer to replicate the Subtractor to hardware life, with some of the effects they put into Deepmind. I've dug out the Novation Xstation 25 for some Nostalgia value. Very decent little synth indeed.

[Creativemind]

Here's mine so far - just started a remodel about a year ago:

 

 

Ooh a Juno-106. Nice.

[EnochLight]

Here's mine so far - just started a remodel about a year ago:

 

 

Ooh a Juno-106. Nice.

Oh hahah - yeah that was some time ago. I have since moved, changed studios, and sold the Juno 106 (though I sort of regret that now). New studio space looks totally different, is about 20% larger, and completely not finished.

[Creativemind]

Ooh a Juno-106. Nice.

Oh hahah - yeah that was some time ago. I have since moved, changed studios, and sold the Juno 106 (though I sort of regret that now). New studio space looks totally different, is about 20% larger, and completely not finished.

Yeah the Juno-106 is one of my synth-wants. Hope you got a good price for it?

[EnochLight]

Yeah the Juno-106 is one of my synth-wants. Hope you got a good price for it?

I did, actually, though I sold it with the MSQ-100 sequencer that goes with it as well. It needed to have at least 2 voice chips replaced (likely all 6 at some point), the filter chips were starting to act a little wonky, and the battery needed to be de-soldered and replaced. And that was just the "regular" maintenance that it needed. I'm sure the potentiometers on various sliders would fail at some point, as most felt a little grindy.

Keep in mind, i owned this thing since 1989 (bought it when it was barely a few years old) and kept it stored very carefully. The nature of those synths just warrant a lot of maintenance and upkeep as the decades draw on. I replaced it with a Roland System 8 (it came with the Juno 106 Plugout installed). But now I've got a vintage Roland JX-8P and an Ensoniq SQ1+ and I'm building a "classic synth workstation tower" on one of my studio walls. Would really like that original Juno 106 back!

[Creativemind]

Yeah the Juno-106 is one of my synth-wants. Hope you got a good price for it?

I did, actually, though I sold it with the MSQ-100 sequencer that goes with it as well. It needed to have at least 2 voice chips replaced (likely all 6 at some point), the filter chips were starting to act a little wonky, and the battery needed to be de-soldered and replaced. And that was just the "regular" maintenance that it needed. I'm sure the potentiometers on various sliders would fail at some point, as most felt a little grindy.

Keep in mind, i owned this thing since 1989 (bought it when it was barely a few years old) and kept it stored very carefully. The nature of those synths just warrant a lot of maintenance and upkeep as the decades draw on. I replaced it with a Roland System 8 (it came with the Juno 106 Plugout installed). But now I've got a vintage Roland JX-8P and an Ensoniq SQ1+ and I'm building a "classic synth workstation tower" on one of my studio walls. Would really like that original Juno 106 back!

Wow, quite a synth collection. I'm only just learning about analogue gear, didn't realise there was so much maintainence involved. Didn't know that there was that MSQ sequencer for the 106 too.

The first analogue synth I got was a few months ago, a Behringer MS-1.

I'm just waiting for the components to arrive to complete my Nava 909 v1.0. Can't wait get it finished. I haven't got a clue how to assemble it but it will be taking it slow with all the relevant instructions / schematic printed out and there are some vids online too. It's probably gonna take me a month but do an hour or so a day. Will post a pic of my MS-1 and Nava 909 set up when it's done.

What did you mean by synth tower, rackmount?

[EnochLight]

What did you mean by synth tower, rackmount?

Wall mount, actually. I've already got one wall setup with my Roland System 8, Korg Minilogue XD (i've since sold the System 1 in the photo below), a Roland TB3, Roland TR-8, and Roland MX-1:



I'm looking to mount the vintage gear on a perpendicular wall.

[Carly(Poohbear)]

Wall mount, actually. I've already got one wall setup with my Roland System 8, Korg Minilogue XD (i've since sold the System 1 in the photo below), a Roland TB3, Roland TR-8, and Roland MX-1:



I'm looking to mount the vintage gear on a perpendicular wall.

I have a spare perpendicular wall that I'm more than happy for you mount them on

[EnochLight]

I have a spare perpendicular wall that I'm more than happy for you mount them on