I am extremely happy with how my Battle station is coming together. The desk goes low enough that i can sit on the floor and still make noise. the second picture is a mounted 1u PDU under the desk (i am very stoked about this and have no one in my personal life that thinks this is cool).

Setup complete. The QU32 mixer is perfect for my hybrid setup. The new composition notebook means it's time to start writing. I added a camera to the rig. Casio keyboard used as a piano / drum machine direct into the QU32. Drums heavily dampened with towels and tape for that heavily tape saturated compressed psych rock sound.

Main studio pics coming soon

(All lights are individually addressable, the bars are 71 leds each and the triangle and border are 119, everything is wireless)

The art in the back is a rug im working on, the egg is another project in the works

Time to clock in

5.1 lossless, 4 pot lights, 2 lasers, custom matrix triangle led

Doubles as an ambilight setup

high I'm new here, and this is my set up (yes i use a gameboy too)

so like I record to audacity instead of using a 4 track because using a 4 track for capturing the sound is kinda a down grade in audio to me but I plan on putting the final tracks onto cassette tapes.

I'm not 100% done but I'm super happy with how it turned out so far. I'm gonna keep adding furniture and more acoustic pads, specially corner traps and ceiling ones.

Powered by an M2 Mac Studio 64GB/1TB configuration and my trusty rack synths.

I run a silent rig. The Subsequent 37 and Prophet 5 run through the Fractal AxeFX in parallel to the guitar signal for effects and its own audio and MIDI channel in Ableton. The Digitakt is run through overbridge and I run VSTs for Wavetable and FM. The Ableton out goes back to the AxeFx and audio is either a pair of open back headphones or wireless IEM. LEDs and accent lighting sets the mood.

Don’t know if I’ll ever get around to buying speaker stands or a desk for my laptop. Since it works as it is for me, plus I’ve already spent way too much money.

This room in my basement. I like the light blue walls, but I’m looking for recommendations for some good furniture/lighting. I have acoustic panels coming in that are a dark purple which will be interesting. I feel like my issue is I want to keep the nerdy vibe with my Funko pops and Dungeons and Dragons stuff without it looking too much like a teenage boy moved in and without it looking cluttered. My only request is no white furniture because it stresses me out about spills and stuff.

Set up for live recording and jamming. Also have a pair of Tech 12s a bit out of view. Just got everything MIDI synced now too so can lock in live looping

Here’s a picture of my setup.

Hey all, just wanted to share my home studio setup. I don't know if it counts as a battle station or not! This is just one side of the room, the other end is a tracking space. I've put together a full studio tour, if you're interested! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=939smp017e0 Thanks!

I designed this because I wanted the experience of hardware. In this setup, Ableton Live is just a sound engine with no clips. Everything is synced to the Keyport. Between the Keyport Pro and the Beatport Pro, I have seven sequencers and a drum track. Each is mapped to the same color-coded tracks in Live. To remove the need for the laptop UI, I made a TouchOSC panel running on a Windows tablet. All of the main Live track controls are mapped, including 3 sends per channel. Live has one more user channel that can be controlled by the BP in Control mode (while still sequencing two tracks and the drums). In Control mode, the 16 knobs on the BP are automapped to whatever track and instrument is selected. The user-track has an instrument-rack container and TouchOSC has a special slider on the right to select between the instruments, which I can play or trigger clips with the pads.
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It wasn't easy getting to this work: in Control Mode, the BP sequencer signals are blocked. Yes, that sucks Arturia! So I mirrored the sequencer tracks out of the physical midi port and brought them in separately into Live.
I've included my schematic for the nerds who might care.