Stands (Yet Again) for live performances...
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 8:22 pm
I've been researching a stand or stands I can use on stage for a laptop and Push.
I'm currently using two Ultimate IQ-3000 double tier keyboard stands in standard "L" configuration at the moment. Consider those full.... I'm looking for something to fit in the joint of the "L" that will SECURELY hold both my laptop and Push without taking up too much space. I need to be able to angle both to my liking, and would prefer the laptop to be just behind/over the Push controller. I'm the size of a large hobbit and I'm picky about height/angle of stuff due in order to ward off wrist issues, which I've had in the past.
I'm considering doing something like getting two Gibralter Electronic Mounting Stations ( http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GEMS ), and just place one behind the other, but if I could find a single stand that would accomplish the same thing, that's less crap to carry and deal with.
Don't want a huge footprint, and mostly, needs to be rock solid secure. I'm already paranoid enough using gear live, I don't want to worry about reaching over, smacking a pad on the Push to call up some sample, and the whole thing shake like it's going to tip over.
Ideas?
I'm currently using two Ultimate IQ-3000 double tier keyboard stands in standard "L" configuration at the moment. Consider those full.... I'm looking for something to fit in the joint of the "L" that will SECURELY hold both my laptop and Push without taking up too much space. I need to be able to angle both to my liking, and would prefer the laptop to be just behind/over the Push controller. I'm the size of a large hobbit and I'm picky about height/angle of stuff due in order to ward off wrist issues, which I've had in the past.
I'm considering doing something like getting two Gibralter Electronic Mounting Stations ( http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/GEMS ), and just place one behind the other, but if I could find a single stand that would accomplish the same thing, that's less crap to carry and deal with.
Don't want a huge footprint, and mostly, needs to be rock solid secure. I'm already paranoid enough using gear live, I don't want to worry about reaching over, smacking a pad on the Push to call up some sample, and the whole thing shake like it's going to tip over.
Ideas?