Crane wrote:Sharris, That set up just look functional, you have it so perfect that every unit is in your reach. Do you have it all through patch bays, or is it plug and play as needed? That's how I want my setup, setup. Once I ever get this downstairs room done. So yes as mentioned above by MattCoops, don't ever get married and have kids or it will never happen.
Well I'm almost 40, so don't see kids in my future, but that's ok......
I love kids & all, but barely responsible enough to take care of my dog
I don't have a patchbay, I actually have everything plugged into the Yamaha mixer & dj mixer (which goes into the Yamaha mixer) except some of the portable gear, like the Volcas (I have cables ready for when I want to throw 1 in the mix).
The group outs of the Yamaha mixer goes thru Analog Heat, which goes thru the KP3+, which is ready to go into either Maschine Mk3, sp404sx or the MPC 2500. So I can sample anything I want, easily, into the 3 of these (these 3 are also plugged into the Yamaha mixer).
I can even scratch on the turntable (it looks more awkward than it is). I had my turntables set up "dj style" but no room by my samplers & I sample A LOT of vinyl, so just havin 1 in-between my samplers made more sense.
The only non-portable piece that isn't plugged into the mixer is the MPC 1000; I need to replace a few tact switches, but I keep putting it off since I have the 2500.
I also make little set ups on my coffee table

I have a Zoom R16 (multi-track recorder) that I used for my coffee table set ups, but all the inputs went out (I loved that thing, argh).
But yea, it's very functional. I moved things around a few times before settling with this set up....I would make signal chain spreadsheets at work & then try them out. Really happy with how everything is set up right now.
I'm sure you know how it is, from the looks of your pics, I think you have more gear than me!!!