By TheWobblingEmpire
Thu Oct 06, 2016 10:30 am
Does it bother those of you that put your keyboards to the side & when you play them, only one ear is facing your speakers? Does that throw any of you off?
I'm trying to figure out a way to fit my MPC 2500 & keyboard controller in the middle of my desk, so that when I play them, my ears are triangular to the speakers. ( like it shows in all the manual setups, etc.)
But I just cannot find a comfortable position where they occupy the same space.
When I tried the MPC on a type of stand that sits above the keyboard, my elbows/forearms always hit the keys on the controller and my arms/shoulders got tired after a while from keeping them up on the MPC all the time.
I just hate having only one ear facing my speakers while I'm playing the keys. It just doesn't feel right.
Any tips? Am I trippin about the "ears-facing-the-speakers" thing?
I'm trying to figure out a way to fit my MPC 2500 & keyboard controller in the middle of my desk, so that when I play them, my ears are triangular to the speakers. ( like it shows in all the manual setups, etc.)
But I just cannot find a comfortable position where they occupy the same space.
When I tried the MPC on a type of stand that sits above the keyboard, my elbows/forearms always hit the keys on the controller and my arms/shoulders got tired after a while from keeping them up on the MPC all the time.
I just hate having only one ear facing my speakers while I'm playing the keys. It just doesn't feel right.
Any tips? Am I trippin about the "ears-facing-the-speakers" thing?




