Oh that? I just put that there so my mom would think people get paid for this.
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Looks amazing I want to get a computer setup like that in my main studio room to record modular and guitar. Trying to finalize on the best single DAW and whether to get a new Mac or PC. I like the video editing software iMovie on Mac but not sure whether Logic DAW would work better for me than Studio One. I have a love hate relationship with Ableton. I donāt like having to work with more than one DAW software package as it cramps my workflow and need one platform that would work equally well to record guitar and synths.
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Lovely! When I grow up I hope for a setup like this . But instead of Minotaur I wish a grandmother
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Nice! Iāve been thinking about something like your shelves or something like this: Jaspers 150-6S ā Thomann United States
Did you think about flat vs angled? Curious why you decided on what you did.
I love that jaspers stand. I got the one in black, took off two shelves (6 is a bit cramped to keep everything playable) and everything on it is convenient to reach and easily playable when spaced and tilted as necessary. I highly recommend it. Iāll post a photo of my setup next week once I am back in the studio if you are interested in what it looks like,
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Aaah I think I remember your Digitone button progress, nice nice nice!!
Would you dare switching out the white keys with black ones too?
Looking real neat, not gonna lie 
angled works great as well, and Iām currently employing that with other stands. itās been my experience though that with such solutions, eventually you have things blocking the controls/display of one-another vertically. so you can see most of the controls, but a handful are tricky to get to, and then you donāt use them. it depends on the machines and how many youāre putting into the stand of courseā¦ sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnāt. also, for me, I donāt like playing machines too far away from waist height. itās fine if those machines donāt have a ton of controls Iāll need to tweak. or if theyāre around knee height I can play them from my chair comfortably. but anything at/above shoulder height or at/below shin height needs to be relatively simple.
this solution works well for me because I typically sequence these drum machines via a Cirklon. so I mainly need to access their controls as I work on the track, and not their entire sequencing interfaces. the OB6 position makes writing with the Perfourmer very convenient, which I can then tuck away if Iām not using it in the track. this allows me to then reach the drum machines; or just have more free space to move about in the room.
another factor is the original shelving unit was $50. and I already owned that. the sliding shelves were $130 shipped. I will convert them to 100% chrome eventually, which may cost around $100; and then Iāll have a free shelf for further studio or home needs. the stand you linked to is $512 to get to me. which Iām OK spending if I think itās a better solution. but Iāve wanted to try this setup for a while now; and so far Iām happy with it.
that was pretty long-winded, Iām sorry 
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I already did that 
The picture above for Minitaur/DN/M:S was from 2021
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Ah I seeā¦ hmm well hard to say, white keys look pretty alright too actually 
The noise removal on the bottom right is absolutely necessary (?) though
No, not too long at all. Thatās great. Thank you!
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OT can be polled by sending a specific cc# and it will respond by sending out all its cc parameters. The other elektrons donāt have this feature. They do however send out individual ccās when a parameter is changed and it is configured to do so. But thatās not a practical way to sync with a 32 knob controller or so.
Thanks. Very interested.
I put together a small comfortable rig for my first live show post-lockdown, though it is the first time iāll be taking the modular out live! (gig info listed in this post in the lounge
Bristol (UK) Sat 26th March, Larkhall, Duncan Speakman, Jay Chakravorty )
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Is that the Analog Heat Mk3 on the left?
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itās actually the protoype. 
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love the custom cable hanger 
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*scrolls all the way back through this thread to see if thereās a matching setup
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For sure the highest quality items in the there hahaha.
Thanks for the info! Iāll give this a try with my midi fighter twister to see if I can deal with the limitations.
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Not wanting to complicate things, but I personally do feel itās easier to ballpark flick a knob/fader/pot towards the right area than it would be with an endless encoder - I never fully get muscle memory with endless encoders.
Not to try to talk you into an expensive Faderfox, as said I use/like midi controllers on and off myself. But just to flesh out the full picture.