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Rigel wrote: There is a wooden board under the Yamaha AW1600 and Gaia. I attached a metal plate to the underside of this board with 6 screws, bent the plate upwards, hung the Blofeld on the top edge of the plate. Blofeld has an indentation all along where the back and under covers meet, and my metal plate and Blofeld are attached securely with a one side adhesive velcro band. All this procedure took 15 or so minutes. The plate was about usd 1..

Awesome solution! Looks great too. The Blofeld is one of my absolute favorite synths. But its interface requires a lot of fiddling to program, due to its lack of knob-age. I find that people's experience with the Blofeld has everything to do with how accessible its interface is to the user. If its easily at hand, then its a charm to edit and work with. If its tucked away somewhere thats inconvenient, then its that much harder to love. Your's looks perfect! Dig your set up, bro!

Thanks!

RonF wrote:I happen to LOVE this pic! Right on!!!

What is the unit sitting on the left side of the Kronos?

Ha, thanks man
It is indeed a Ventilator as Jens said. I like it a lot, run it back into the Kronos for a nice clean setup - got the idea from someone on here. Only thing is I also use a mic for some vocoder fx so the Vent has to be mono that way. Still prefer it over the built-in leslie sim though.

Hi everybody!

Ok here's mine:
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cheers,
Angelo

tritonhaven wrote:Hi everybody!

Ok here's mine:
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cheers,
Angelo

Wow 2 Kronos???

Yes, I sold all my other synths because the Kronos sounds so much better than the Korg m50, Roland rd150 and Yamaha motif I had.

tritonhaven wrote:Yes, I sold all my other synths because the Kronos sounds so much better than the Korg m50, Roland rd150 and Yamaha motif I had.

Oh so you're the admin of kronos haven??
sorry just noticed your signature..
if i recall on kronos haven you have replaced your kronos keybed (if i'm not wrong it's 88 keys)... but i don't see it??

It was the 73 keys (the Kronos on the right side)
See the small sticker on the last key.

Here we go ... probably won't be seen again for months ... lol

Are you happy with your Zoom multitrack recorder?

Yes I am. I just got it about six months ago and I mainly use it as an audio interface. My Alesis MultiMix will do the same thing and so will my M3 and Motif ES, but I was looking for something that I could also use to record band practices, or just turn it on, arm a track and hit record and play whenever I get an idea. Too many lost ideas waiting for Cubase to boot up and be ready. I also have a Zoom H4 (original) that I use for rehearsals, live recordings, and video sound recording. WIth my home setup as it is, everything audio goes into the Alesis Mixer and the output of that goes into channels 1 & 2 on the Zoom.

This past weekends setup with my new DSI Tempest

Wow.

That's all I can say

EnjoyRC wrote:This past weekends setup with my new DSI Tempest

great set up
so......
tell us about the TEMPEST
i LOVE Dave Smith (and Roger Linn)
would LOVE to hear YOUR impression of their VERY COOL PRODUCT

thanks, as always, in advance

My work room (excuse the mess)