I need to see mine dressed as a Machinedrum, don’t know why.
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This is the way.
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This is the way
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Hah, nice dustcovers! I think I’ll get some for my Digitakts.
Somewhat reminds me of these Ikea Eneby loudspeakers.
I 3D printed some lids and a new dual stand for my Digitakt/Syntakt combo.
Lids were about $4.50 each of material lol…PETG
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Nice! Would your be able to share files for 3D printed stands etc please? They look cracking!
Yes these look great
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I need to buy a decksaver but they’re so expensive!
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Very nice 
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Yes… But less than a reparation.
If you move your boxes a lot (or hate dust), it’s priceless.
A 3D-printed version does the trick as well.
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That’s what I thought. Right up until I caught my cat mid flight, attempting to jump onto my Ableton Push only to have it claw a chunk out of one of the pads in the resulting struggle. Also, there’s around a century’s worth of dust circulating in my home that I would rather not find its way inside my gear. Hence there are Decksavers on everything now!
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This is incredible.
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Awesome!
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Actually i grabbed these files from a few locations - here they are:
This is the Stand:
I printed it in PETG - and it probably cost me about $10
Then the lids:
Also printed PETG
They are a tiny bit tight- not as good as an official decksaver, but with a slight adjustment they work just as good…
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When i opened the box and saw the Raymond Scott/cibelle/dilla reference i immediately felt the device was made for someone like me. Ive spent so much time making little filter ping triplets on the Rytm, and with the additional sounds of Syntakt, its really a powerhouse for early electronic
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Do you mean those were stickers that were in the Elektron machine original box?
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Yes the Elektron box came with “What do you call a pair of eyes that sparkle and gleam”, “adore now, explore forever” etc
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