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Show Us Your Studio #16: "As an engineer, I'm proud of all of the technical expertise that went into building my studio, from the power sequencing to the signal routing"
"All of the keyboards and controllers can be set up to control any hardware or software, and all of the synths and effects can be routed into each other and into the mixer"
Show Us Your Studio #15: "My Prophet-5 Rev 4 has helped me evolve to a whole new level of musician. I'm new to the synth world but I'm lucky to own one of the best ones!"
Positive Reptile's music-making terrarium brings the rainforest into the studio
Show Us Your Studio #13: "When I'm making music in the evenings, I feel like I'm at the helm of a starship"
Rob Gibbon picked up his first synth at age 40 - now he has a jam-packed home studio full of them
Show Us Your Studio #12: "Ableton Push’s pad layout is a bit like a guitar fretboard - I can play 10ths with one hand and have my second hand free"
Fingerstyle guitarist Julian Kleiss's minimal home studio set-up is simple but effective
Show Us Your Studio #11: "Dream synth? I'd love a Yamaha CS-80 if anybody has a spare $50k lying around to help me live out my space-age Vangelis dreams"
Peter McCaughan's home studio is a cosy nook packed full of gear, curiosities and obscure Japanese synths
Show Us Your Studio #10: "We're loving the Erica Synths Perkons drum synth at the moment - it sounds so huge"
Kassian produce acid-tinged electronica from a studio space that they also hire out on a non-profit basis to London-based music-makers
Show Us Your Studio #9: "I use Ableton and Maschine as glorified grooveboxes on steroids - it's endless fun and inspiration!"
Philip Fore's home studio is a haven for electronic improvisation
Show Us Your Studio #8: "I keep things as simple as possible. The studio only has four mono inputs - it's amazing how much you can do with just that!"
Tom Adams' stripped-back studio set-up deprioritizes the computer and keeps the hardware front and centre
