dave_weiss's Electronic Studio Setup
live setup #2 /studio setup
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This rig
~$2,187
Value by category
- Keyboards and Synthesizers 63.7%
- Studio Monitors 25.5%
- Studio Equipment 10.8%
Price mix
Mix of standard and budget
An utter workhorse
I am a hard hitter when it comes to keys- battering an M-Audio Keystation 88 into submission and breakage in 4 days - but this beauty has stood up to 5 years of daily studio wear and tear, integrates brilliantly with both Cubase and Nuendo, and hasn't failed once. The Hammer action is great to play- I tried the Native Instruments iterations and they didn't feel as robust as this, so it will remain firmly in the rack until it dies. The sliders, button and knobs are all MIDI-re-assignable, and the pitch-bend/modulation wheels have a nice resistance to them, a great keyboard, I don't understand why M-Audio discontinued it, replacing it with a 'Pro' model, that frankly feels nothing of the sort. Downside? it is one heavy instrument, just over 21 KG, so advisable to get an extra pair of hands in if you are touring it.
M-Audio Keystation 88 MK3 88-key Keyboard Controller
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About this setup
This gear photo by dave_weiss features 6 pieces of gear, including M-Audio Oxygen 88 88-Key MIDI Controller, M-Audio Keystation 88 MK3 88-key Keyboard Controller, and Novation Mininova. The setup spans Keyboards and Synthesizers, Studio Monitors, and Studio Equipment, with a mix of standard and budget pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Pop, and Hip Hop scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Masashi Hamauzu, Sam Gellaitry, and Nick Hook.
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