You wanna give us a hint?

@ClemFandango - I took an even easier route, got a corner desk and then just made tiers from offcut timber and old shelves. Years ago I used to support tiers on Korg Volca boxes 😂

wanna see that!!

@@OoraMusic I designed it on Sketchup then cut the pieces on CNC. It cost me less than 300€ :) can’t put a link over here unfortunately :/

@@daftdj123 just exchange the dots for (dot) in the link

in that sense, standing desks are great, you can tailor the perfect height!

that is really a great point. keep the energy flows is important!

just got it yesterday. amazing piece!!!

it is super beautiful I have to say!

thanks for watching

I've decided against the Output desk as the 19" rack mounts would have been better at an angle - both visually and practically, as the controls on the lowest rack 19" unit is going to be difficult to manipulate.

good to know all this, I wanted one but I also didn't care for the rack space . ergonomics is everything !!!

I remember we briefly talked about that some time ago Ricky. Still look pretty amazing tho :)

Oh that is an unreleased live performance. Find me on ig and write me, I will send you the full thing.

saw that, really nice!

working on it right now. beautiful piece of hardware.

yes, long time owning some of those pieces. had more outboard but sold it and kept the only thing I use.

@@OoraMusic You kept the good ones for sure. Can't wait for the video going over your signal chain.

no it comes with it, not sue if you can remove it

@@OoraMusic Oh I see. Has it been an issue for you with your sustain pedal?

still loving mine, but the drawer bent a little, maybe need to fix that

hi ! what do you mean ? im asking because im thinking about buying this desk. Thnx for your input !

@@sixstab2967 The table is not made of solid wood. That's not to be expected for the price either. A wood veneer is attached to the outside. The veneer came off in some places after a short time. The beveled edge at the front and the cross piece at the bottom were the most affected.

@@AnnesYarak thank you for your response! As its a huge purchase for me im sad to hear that. But at this point im having trouble finding another desk/setup that allows me to store and use a 88key midi keyboad. The slidable trays simply are not that strong or the desk is ergonomicly not well. The "diy" route is a option but in the end is still quite expensive. Thank you for commenting btw

@@sixstab2967 Even if the veneer comes off, the table was of course still fully functional. I would describe the price-performance ratio as good. I also had a large midi keyboard plus other stuff and had no problem with the sliding trays. I saw that there are now many new models with different edges on the front and some without an intermediate part on the bottom.

@@AnnesYarak thnx again for your comment. Ah, so the ergonomics were good, you never felt the tabletop itself was too high to make room for the tray? What desk do you use now? Or what would you buy now if you wanted a solution to have a setup with a large (88) keyboard.

that is a beautiful one!!

it is the Enjoy electronics Godfather!

@@OoraMusic thank you mate ♥️

Being pretty tall I like the height. Also my chair can raise very high, that might be a game changer

they are zaor miza stands mk2

Definitely coming! I am working on something :)

Not with the zaor. Had issue with the output desk being very tall. This one is really well balanced ergonomically!

@@OoraMusic thank you that helps! Its either buying this or going the "do it yourself route". I saw a few comments that after a long while the wood veneer is coming off on some places. Have you experienced this yourself? Finally, is there any other style/setup of desk you would reccomend me ? I use a 88key midi keyboard. Thank you again for taking the time and awesome channel! 🐙

Thanks! that chair is , I think, an Herman miller knock off. They lend it to me , I am waiting for a hag capisco chair.

brand is invision!

@@OoraMusic Amazing that’s what I’ve ordered! Thank you mate

coming sooooon

exactly what I was thinking when I had it. The console is a small Zahl am1. But not sure if I will manage tu pull that off!

@@OoraMusic damn that’s one sexy mixer. Go for it man life is short🕺

is the zaor miza stand mk2, for now I only on their website.

yes man, love to clean the dust on them :)

@@OoraMusic 😆

The model1 enter in the patchy as 2 stereo pairs ( main out and cue). Will do a video soon about the setup!

@@OoraMusic while on the subject, can you also talk about the Tascam DB25 cable multitrack feature? If you use that

I use the DB25 connectors in my setup to run some additional I/O directly to/from my soundcard. I also have most of the inputs and outputs of the model 1 exposed on my patch bay so that I can easily reconfigure how it’s used in my setup. Additionally, I split the inputs to all channels on the model 1 directly to the soundcard so that I can always record the incoming signals. Finally, this also allows me to do some cool stuff with the switchable db25 I/O: 1. I can run plug-ins on my soundcard (or DAW) and apply them to the incoming audio to the model 1. These can be switched in and out just by hitting the db25 selector per channel. 2. I can use my soundcard (or DAW) to generate a submix and then send that to a channel of the model 1. Whilst this isn’t as flexible as a full on mixing desk it does give me some flexibility beyond the 6 channels of the model 1. 3. Model 1 is always directly accessible from my DAW.

@@Orge77 Badass. Seems the key is having DB25 built in to your interface. I've been running an Apollo Twin for years (in the box production mostly) and think I'm gonna jump ship to a more flexible system sooner than later. Using the Model 1 as you're describing is exactly what I've imagined. It seems like the perfect modern, high quality small format (dub) mixing desk. A way to stem out productions, perform, sculpt and sum them back together using pristine but colourful analog circuitry.

@@dubodhi Yeah, whilst I’ve no direct experience with comparably priced/specified mixers from the likes of SSL etc. I presume that it holds its own given that Hawtin and the designers do have a reference on quality summing and channel strips. My sound card is the Orion 32+, which has tons of channels but only just about has enough to support the model 1 and additional I/O! Negative of this setup is quite a lot of cables. I even got some multicore looms made up for both my patch bays and the model 1.

love to stand doing music too

:D really depends on your workflow. Here at riverside there are few in the box artist that don't need any desk space for example. I need all in front of me :)

ahah I wish I can use those, I definitely not handy.

oh in Europe is 800

opted to sell it and kept the modular channel!