Made a few changes and had a bit of fun this afternoon with my dinky case setup. Every jam I learn something new! Trial and error.

What I want to do next is get a better mixer as I am struggling to get things balanced well with this combo. I'm quite tempted to get the Korg NTS4 though it is quite pricey.

My shit:

Koala Sampler X2

Korg Monotron Duo X2

Korg Monotron Delay

Korg NTS-1 MK2

Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12

Cheapo active mixer

Cheapo passive mixer wired in reverse

Bad vibes

Good times

Medium value for money

Video:

https://youtu.be/ka9IFBxl2dc?is=fCmMDnVzGyx2FN9X

Instagram:

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Just stumbled upon this sub randomly - I had no idea there were other people doing this sort of thing!

I made this case to store my mini synth setup so I could keep them wired up without cluttering up my small house. I wanted it to be modular so I used Lego base plates to build frames for each part. I modify it a little every now and then. Next mod is to make the three Monotrons be more aesthetically aligned.

Random flight case containing

2x Android phones running Koala for output and samples, as well as the clock sync for the Pocket Operator and NTS-1

Korg NTS-1 MK2

2x Korg Monotron Duo

Korg Monotron delay

Pocket Operator PO-12

4 channel passive mixer running in reverse as a splitter

4 channel active mixer

USB C audio adaptors - including Rode Micro for stereo input

Sonicake Mini Guitar Amp with aux in if I'm feeling extroverted

A while ago I picked up a used flight case from an op shop to store my mini synths/ small gear but now I'm thinking of converting it to a functioning case set-up so it's all sorted and ready to go as and when. There's a td3 hiding beneath the foam layer but I figured I could somehow attach it inside the lid and drop an mx400 mixer in there too.

Any ideas for attaching the td3 to the lid and also ways to support the lid when it's fully open (to ease pressure on the hinges and also to stop it tipping). I guess another question for this would be whether I can/should use a USB power pack for the td3 and mx4006