Yes probably will do in the new year!

@@DirtySecretz Can't wait, ty legend

Sorry I don’t do DJ lessons I’m afraid

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It's the Geekria 75% Keyboard Case, I heard about it over on Reddit and it works pretty well until a better solution comes along www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09QPXFK13/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

I second that! What is it?

@@MichaelGilboe It's the Geekria 75% Keyboard Case, I heard about it over on Reddit and it works pretty well until a better solution comes along www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09QPXFK13/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

I’ve never used a bit of hardware that was so intuitive and you can have something going in minutes

I kinda wanted a Push 3 without the pads - more of like a display/mixery type thing but I can’t imagine anyone but me looking for that lol. I think one of the Native Instrument keyboard had OLED screens above each fader at one point, that’s kinda what I was hoping for.

@@DirtySecretz I guess you know MP Midi Controller www.youtube.com/@mpmidi/videos , that controller turns everything you can imagine into a tactile experience. In my case I like the idea of using pads to trigger notes and chords, plus the integration of a sequencer. That's what Push offers, the problem is that is HUGE and I'm convinced that they can do something similar but at a much smaller size, like with this Move, pity that its MIDI controller aspect hasn't been taken care of enough. Cheers!

Yeah I’ve googled loads but not heard many other stories of it but it’s hard for me to replicate on demand because there’s no pattern - sometimes does it, sometimes not. Very weird!

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“The price is right. The integration is tight.” BARS! 🔥💪

Why not just use Ableton? Everyone is straining to justify buying this. “I don’t want to buy an Apple device to use an 8 dollar app, so I’ll pay 450 instead.”

It's the Geekria 75% Keyboard Case, I heard about it over on Reddit and it works pretty well until a better solution comes along www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09QPXFK13/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

haha little to early for talk of that but like your thinking 😉

Where did you get the move carrying case??? I need one

I am, just not under Dirty Secretz at the moment 😉

The room was previously a garage and the previous owner had already well insulated the roof and part of the walls. The acoustic panels are actually the panels he previously had up that I recanvased. The only real sound treatment I did was to put down a carpet with a thick underlay - as soon as I'd done that I noticed the room was pretty dead sounding so I didn't have to do much more. I don't really know all that much about acoustics and coming from a tiny bedroom studio that was no where near perfect, I just learnt my environment. So really this space is miles better than I had, still probably not perfect but I've found it works great for me. The monitors have been corrected with Sonarworks SoundID so I know I'm getting a flat response from them. I haven't actually added up how much I've spent, most of it was purely aesthetics but I'll see about doing that in a future video :)

I was considering upgrading to a new RME but honestly I wanted to build a studio that was as industry standard as I could get it, so over the course of 2 years doing sessions in various studios in the UK I took notes as to the equipment that was most commonly used. I didn't see an RME in any of the studios I used and most common was either the UA Apollos, Scarlett or the Neumann MT 48 (I was close to getting the later). I did this so that when I did have to go from my studio to another, the setup would be near identical and I could just get going. Also if anyone was using my studio they'd be used to using any of the gear I had in there. Having to install different software for all different interfaces is a real pain, with each doing it very differently so it was just a case of seeing what interfaces came up the most and which felt more conformable to use. I loved my RME and Totalmix but I do have to say the UA console is great and being able to use effects with 0 latency on the mic strip is brilliant and won me round.

It’s using an app called UA Midi Control and the midi extension in stream deck. You basically add a midi control to the stream deck, head over to the UA Midi Control app and assign that midi control to a function in the UA console. I’ll do a full video on it soon :)

Thanks for the reply.

Custom Studio Desks - customstudiodesks.co.uk I’ve got the 303

Here’s the desk I’ve got, all the dimensions are on that page: customstudiodesks.co.uk/products/csd303

Thank you so much ​@@DirtySecretz

Good luck! Takes time and patience but worth it

It’s a brilliant bit of kit! I used to use an iPhone app with similar capabilities but always wanted something similar in hardware plus not having to lug around the Push is brilliant!

Definitely mate!