lets see where everybody makes their video stuffs! this is my bedroom office which is a bit more optimized for working on the rpi stuff and general purpose programming, most of my larger gear is in the phase space basement zones. important: lots of plants and a fully stocked tea bar
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this was my studio this past weekend when i had a greenscreening zone set up. it’s under a loft i built which covers half of the main space in my small apartment and the rest is full height. behind the greenscreen is my equipment storage. i rearrange my tables (and equipment setup besides my desktop computer & speakers) depending on what i’m working on.
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Hey, I have that French press!
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yeah the glass ones just dont make sense to me at all
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Wow!! Tell me more about the electronic percussion setup on the far left!
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Not too keen about showing the whole thing as I’m not good at designing/organizing/decorating the space where I work. I have a large enough room with big tables, which means that I can accomodate everything I need, but also that I’m not forced to keep it in order and in fact I don’t. There are big windows, a tall ceiling, there’s a couch, two white walls where to project (and a blue one), and the neighboroughs haven’t complained yet because of the volume, so I feel super lucky. This small pic should be enough to illustrate the current situation on my desk, it just goes on like this
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i have always wanted an electronic kit built out of all of the geometric shapes the industry created back in the 80’s.
so…after a long time of collecting…i kinda found all the shapes i wanted to build the rig. (some brands i avoided due to quality)
all of the pads and even the DrumKat in the middle are wired into a patchbay in the computer rack to the right. this way i can connect them to any and all of the drum synth modules i have. last but not least is the most powerful and super overkill MalletKat which serves as a keyboard controller for me since…well…i don’t play keys.
a percussionist…not a keyboardist…hah!
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i am very inspired seeing other peoples tranquil work spaces. for me (similar to @pixelflowers ) its mostly mess in boxes or mess on surfaces.
heres my workbench on a good day:
and the view on a good evening:
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I’m in a converted attic space in Ohio, so I’m grateful to have my space heater, electric blanket, and humidifier. I also have a double lamp situation to make things feel cozier. Also seen: a ruler on the floor I like to measure the air with when I’m 3d modeling.
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This is my studio for visual experiments. It is very small.
A record player with stuff on it, a camera, an 8x8 LED matrix, sensors of a robot, Fischertechnik toys from the old days, a GamePad, glass marbles.
And what you can’t see on the photographs: a very powerful computer with Debian, openFrameworks and Clojure.
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Liking the old Panosonic mixer (ol the left). Just like one I circuit bent.
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Great set up!! What is the module at the top left with the joy division faceplate?
Still a mess but coming together slowly. Still have to figure out where/how I’ll be mounting r_e_c_u_r, get a third Nanokontrol and start building a colorizer. Longer term I should have space for a single row of 3u modules below the matrix switcher, design a more compact panel for the patchbay.
The shelf setup is a temporary hack because the table it’s on isn’t deep enough to fit anything in front right now, but eventually I’ll make a case for it with a drawer or something at the bottom to hold the controllers and 3trins.
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Thats a custom build Oscillatoscope2b from gieskes, I really like that device and it is somehow eurorackable. The new version (vga) even has a euro option.
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