A set-up we used for our last live show. On the picture, we don’t see the electric guitar.
I use Octa for live looping ultranova (synth sounds and voices) and guitar. My friend sequence in live TR8 and Volca. We use the mixer in a dub style with effects/cut/filtering.
Whats the thing next to the octatrack? 
Guitars = awesome
Auto tune = not so much
It’s a Multiclock from ERM, I normally use for studio works, but I decided to use it also for live, in order to have a very strong clock for all the machines, and avoid any thru stuff. That works like a charm.
How hard is the keyboard to program without the computer?
how many of its clocks are you using?
We use 3 outs (octa, volca, tr8) and I use the midi in OF Multiclock to control the octa (there is a great routing system on it), it allow me to loop the ultranova in midi, when I want to play with synth parameters.
Reading everyones posts here inspired me to rearrange things a bit.
I’m happy and all with this but I’m thinking about downscaling. Playing with the idea to ‘only’ keep OT+AR+AH+VirusTI2, or even maybe just OT+TI2, or just the AR.
These machines are so capable in their own and with the little time I have, I feel that just one of them would keep me exploring for a lifetime.
This evening I finished my new wall with the “drone station” (left) and “resonator”(right) as I call them 
Finally solved the puzzle, which, where, what module.
Tomorrow sound check 
Testing by night…
It’s interesting that there are soooooo many modulars and pure hardware setups in this thread. Not many people working in the box here?
I have a good deal of hardware but 50% ITB. I would personally feel highly limited without Live and Reaktor - not to mention Overbridge
what a great lil’ room. i’m currently in the bedroom, and it’s painful. might need to move to the laundry room.
Thank you, I know the bedrooom studio situation when I was 20 years old, fun also, sleeping with my stuff.
I finished building these wooden stands yesterday afternoon and the empty space is for a Digitakt that should arrive today! The I pad runs iSem and Cubasis. Theres a Sony PCM D50 off to the right and it’s nice for collecting samples and re-amping synths. I love sending sounds through the air and using mic placement as EQ. I can open the door to the stairwell to add reverb. Not pictured is a Mulder cajon and another clarinet.
Love that when people do that kind of things.
Some great setups in here but I don’t know how any of you can deal without acoustic treatment on the walls… everything sounds like ass from the reflections…
My small home studio in quiet environment 
fun side i would say 
no reflections at all 
but I got used to
Yeah man, I don’t get it either. All these setups with a grand’s worth of monitors, and many more thousands worth of gear, and no acoustic treatment. Or monitors just placed on a bit of foam or a box on a desk. Or monitors placed on their side for literally no good reason. Or monitors backed up right into the corner of a rectangular room.
Proper studio setup and acoustic treatment is totally the best bang-for-your-buck thing for improving your mixing, and for me it makes the whole process infinitely more enjoyable. Plus, if you can DIY, it’s soooo cheap.
