Whatever works! I’ve just seen a few people run those cioks which is why I mentioned it.
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I do appreciate the suggestion. 
is that a .com system on the right or something else?
Very purpose-driven, Nice. Also – wtf? a Moog Werkstatt with a tiny keyboard! What is going on there? that seems like a neat unit.
Think I’ve seen that setup before… Anyway, doesn’t get much more portable than a banana. 
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The USB are A type through to B type on the back. So it’s really just a thru that I have hooked up to a regular hub. It just gives me a USB port close to any unit that needs it.
is that emergency hot mustard?
That’s an MOTM system, all built by me. It was how I got into it all. There’s a dual voltage controlled spring reverb, a Klee sequencer, and a Wogglebug, among others.
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Hahahah, yeah. My buddy Nick built the Werkstatt XL (his name for it) and gifted it to me. It’s really fun to play.
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Yeah… the keystones I found were A to A, so I had to grab a pile of A to A patch cables, but now I’ve got most of them run to a hub, but I can repatch quickly enough when needed.
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You’re getting bonuspoints for SFV
Love this so much. Perfect for someone that like to move things around every other day
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Thanks 
That was the idea. I got tired of running cables and rewiring the whole studio every time I wanted to work with a new set of gear.
Oh a permanent angled stand for any gear that will fit.
Random gear example:
Lots of up front work for much less work in the future 
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That looks like fun. Is the MC-101 battery powered?
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Nice!
My current “hotel setup” is a Digitakt and Typhon. Loving that combo.
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It is, but you could power it via usb just like the typhon.
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You are reminding me of the days when I had several Korg Electribe’s in my rig (EM-1, EMX-1 and Electribe 2). I learned a lot from those devices. The logic behind those machines is so easy to understand, it’s ridiculous. I miss them all.
I’ve been following you progress with that build. Good work and great idea!
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