Thank you!
where can I BUY those 2 in 1 support for the Elektron gear?
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This custom cheek I made for myself, this is not Pro-Modular cheeks.
I’m not planing to make money on cheeks, so grab my template here and make it in any service provide laser cuting )
Mk I an MK II modules fits in any variations.
Thanks for sharing these, Vaxoid 
How thick are these acrylic plates anyway ?
What about the size of the screws ?
Does the elektron protective cover work with this design ?
Oh yes
Now it’s autumn
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Haha, nice touch with Bert & Ernie! Looks like a sweet spot to be making music. 
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is this Germany?.. never seen any of these sturdy windows elsewhere
Octatrack and Ambika, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship…
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You are right it’s Berlin. But sturdy? For me these are normal wooden windows from the last century.
The Analog Four is a great stand-alone machine, perfect for the living room, train rides or generally anywhere outside of my main music space. It also plays nicely with other instruments it meets on its way.
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This is the craziest studio I’ve ever seen. So kitsch! Is it located in your grand ma’ flat?
I finally completed my desk project! All cables are hidden and routed, there’s even a USB hub built into the desk to I don’t need to run cables across it.
And yes I color-coordinated my cables.
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my spot
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Here’s my current setup.
Could do with a few of those nice end cheeks for for my Elektron gear.
I’ll stick them on the Christmas list 
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It’s the corner of a semi-abandoned kitchen actually. 
Here’s another temporary setup - a living room variant where the A4 is playing together with Renoise:
@VictorStar: that’s a tidy and good-looking setup you’ve got there!
