The black case has a cut out for a keyboard or SQ-64 as well. My concern is the overall flimsiness of the case. Great for studio storage, might be fine for dragging to a gig in Tokyo or another city with extremely well maintained streets and sidewalks. At the moment, I’m treating the case itself as the fragile collector’s item - it is stored in the closet with its protective shipping cover.
Keep track of the thread below, where I’m adding my laser cut audio stuff as I go. I may build a patch cable rack before I build the 2600m cover.
I find the Syntrx easy because it doesn’t do anything I didn’t ask it to do, and I can look at the patch matrix to see what I’ve asked it to do. I probably won’t even need 15 days to get fully up to speed with the 2600. If someone is on the fence between the 2600 and Syntrx, I think the decision is too personal for me to offer useful advice.
(apologies for the generally low quality - I used the on-camera mic and lowest possible resolution and the Canon M6 doesn’t offer any focusing aids for video)
Plays nicely with friends.