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Post by young Protoboard on Mar 14, 2020 4:17:14 GMT
The studio actually has a slatgrid panel still planned to go between the "Sandbox", where all of the modular/patchable toys are, and the multitrack workstation area. One side will have some shelves for stompboxes, but the OTHER side uses some of these: www.stringswing.com/keyboard-wall-mounts/ for my Casio CZ-101 and SK-5 and the Yamaha VSS-30. But even with those, there's ample space still left for more shelves AND for some hangers to hold all sorts of patchcords.
This, naturally, ignores the fact that the patchcords will wind up all over the damned studio _anyway..._
Diagrams or it didn't happen  Really, at this point, I think it's time you release full blueprints of your in-progress studio space. You've been teasing long enough. |
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Post by rodney on Mar 15, 2020 5:46:11 GMT
The studio actually has a slatgrid panel still planned to go between the "Sandbox", where all of the modular/patchable toys are, and the multitrack workstation area. One side will have some shelves for stompboxes, but the OTHER side uses some of these: www.stringswing.com/keyboard-wall-mounts/ for my Casio CZ-101 and SK-5 and the Yamaha VSS-30. But even with those, there's ample space still left for more shelves AND for some hangers to hold all sorts of patchcords.
This, naturally, ignores the fact that the patchcords will wind up all over the damned studio _anyway..._
Diagrams or it didn't happen Really, at this point, I think it's time you release full blueprints of your in-progress studio space. You've been teasing long enough. Yeah! I had student when I was teaching at university (in a previous life) who would always be drawing new diagrams of his dream studio. I would find them on the floor and return them to him. He would look a bit sheepish then explain that he had already started a new, different diagram. |
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Post by young Protoboard on Apr 5, 2020 23:03:38 GMT
It's rude, it's crude, it's practically nude, but it also functions correctly, under certain interpretations of the words "function" and "correctly":
 
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Post by MikMo on Apr 6, 2020 5:21:30 GMT
It's a good solution, except for when you don't need them handy :-)
Mikael / MikMo
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Post by bert on Apr 6, 2020 11:45:25 GMT
Simple and most convenient for me: a little bag. Attachments:
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Post by young Protoboard on Apr 6, 2020 17:35:24 GMT
It's a good solution, except for when you don't need them handy :-) Mikael / MikMo It is, in fact, basically impossible to move that holder from its spot without drastic consequences. Then the sawfish holder starts to fight back. Simple and most convenient for me: a little bag. Grab-Bag Clan seems to have a lot of devoted followers here. Sadly I can't experience the glory, as I am bag-less  |
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Post by arti on May 18, 2020 13:31:15 GMT
My solution came from the finding of some jewel holders (at least I assume it was it) in an abandonned building.   So here is my new AEM cables stand - complete with AEM sticker and post card from famous Schneidersladen shop in Berlin  It has a nice feature, quite useful in the studio environment - it's bottom is hollow, so I can put cables under it. Jewel holders for the gem among synths - seems right to me I've found two of these so I use the other as both stand for Neutron and cable holder for it's patch bay needs.  this is not a mobile solution, but perfect for my studio needs. If someone knows how to attach bigger pictures I would be happy to post them in a more eye-friendly scale.Ok, figuiring out that clicking on the photo makes it bigger took me a while  |
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Post by dizzeesatchel on Oct 11, 2020 18:11:53 GMT
At the moment I'm keeping all my AE cables along with some 3.5mm jacks in a fetching wooden box which an Electro-Harmonix pedal originally came in. It's a bit of a tangled mess though. All this talk of combs got me thinking - and hear me out here - about stickle bricks??
As well as being a delightful reminder of childhood, i believe they would probably hold a patch cable pretty snug - and you could colour-code!  |
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Post by ean on Oct 21, 2020 16:22:54 GMT
I found some rodent mesh. When the mesh is vertical the patch cables are secure and are easy to take out. If I try anything with this idea it will be a wide row of one or two hole height. I think leaving the mesh as it is would become messy. I might try coating the mesh in a plastic paint to see if it give even more grip, although the paint may eventually come away due to the patch cable tips. The mess is very affordable. I measured the holes at 3mm
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Post by jedisynthor on Nov 11, 2020 13:45:46 GMT
Hi,
i printed some adapters.
Fits quite well ![]()
I may switch to this one |
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Post by Lugia on Nov 11, 2020 22:56:15 GMT
My secret link for all sort of things that fix stuff: www.specialtystoreservices.com/ This really only works here in N.America, but they have things such as the jewelry tree above, plus SLATGRID PANELS...which are a killer way of adding adjustable, bespoke sorts of device placement. On one panel in here, I've got my stompbox "library" on one side, and the other side has some StringSwing keyboard arms with my Casio SK-5, CZ-101, and Yamaha VSS30 on the other...and down at the bottom of this is where the MXR Drum Computer (which I just use for the Linn-ish sounds) is hiding.
Seriously...if you have a lot of SMALL devices, slatgrid panels and hardware fix a LOT of issues!
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Post by derp on Nov 14, 2020 22:36:14 GMT
My Mescaline cables came in a clear plastic baggy, so when my AE arrived, I put all those cables into that bag. It's not pretty, but I can eyeball lengths without having to take them out first.
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Post by MikMo on Nov 14, 2020 23:25:04 GMT
I have not received my mescaline yet, but when i do, do not need any patch cables at all |
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