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KainProject wrote:

What's that spiffy looking arm/rack thingy you've got your BCR on there?

one of these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/LINDY-Notebook- ... B000FKP8ES

I've got one for my APC40.... its pretty much perfect

sporkles wrote: What's that spiffy looking arm/rack thingy you've got your BCR on there?

http://www.thomann.de/be/lindy_notebookarm.htm
It's 2 of those but on one of the desk mounts.
Note that the bcr is fastened with Velcro strips to keep it 100% stable.

Excellent! One o' them buggers will totally free up some space on my desk (meaning I can get my Electribe out again!)

KainProject wrote:

sporkles wrote: What's that spiffy looking arm/rack thingy you've got your BCR on there?

http://www.thomann.de/be/lindy_notebookarm.htm
It's 2 of those but on one of the desk mounts.
Note that the bcr is fastened with Velcro strips to keep it 100% stable.

Does it screw into your desk or clamp on to it? I am wondering if I would be able to add this to my 2-tier keyboard stand somehow

EDIT: Here's a couple pic's
http://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php? ... start=2280
I'd want to clamp it somewhere on my laptop/synth stand if that'd be possible.

outershpongolia wrote: I'd want to clamp it somewhere on my laptop/synth stand if that'd be possible.

It mounts onto something with two mounting vices, no screws needed.
It is mountable onto something as thin as paper, as long as it is strong enough of course.

Nice.. I'm looking to mount it the same way you would add a cymbal arm to an existing cymbal stand, only it'd be clamped on to a keyboard stand, probably have to check some out at the store or something..

Thanks, guys! Those arms look awesome. A bit heavy, though, at 6 kilos. I hope my Jerker can handle it =)

new town, new studio location









cat back in the amsterdam days, now at my girl's place there.

nice setup markaugust

you need to introduce the cat to the miracle of headphones, he's doing it wrong.

tip - looks like a lot of hard surfaces, no carpet, no couch, siht like that to absorb reflections. I know you know yer siht, what's the verdict?

Tone Deft wrote:you need to introduce the cat to the miracle of headphones, he's doing it wrong.

tip - looks like a lot of hard surfaces, no carpet, no couch, siht like that to absorb reflections. I know you know yer siht, what's the verdict?

well, what u dont see, is that the wall behind the studio goes in an angle and the shelves are filled with stuff, which apparently makes up for a lot.
i set it up like this, just waiting to run in a load of trouble, and actually besides some basscancelation its very workable thus far.
i bought myself some real nice headphones which is such a good reference for anything but bass especially.
akg k701. i find myself sometimes even goin on them while during the day when i dont have to

the cat just loved the mackie, specially because of the heat it generates.... gear on - cat on; was what it was.

markaugust wrote:

after moving into a smaller flat... now, its very compressed, but i really like it that way.

best
KT

kabelton wrote:after moving into a smaller flat... now, its very compressed, but i really like it that way.

best
KT

I applaud your taste in trackballs.

By the way, what keyboard is that?