stand for the MPC one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3329M8_S81M&t=2s

bought this from amazon , couldnt find a better stand for the MPC one in my opinion

https://www.amazon.co.uk/8-Adjustable-Klearlook-Air-Ventilation-Ergonomic-Tablet-Black-Black/product-reviews/B07Y511GX4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_paging_btm_next_2?ie=UTF8&reviewerType=all_reviews&pageNumber=2

I use one of these, it's perfect.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/isberget-t ... -20302596/

yeah I've got one of those lying around, I needed something adjustable so I got the one I got for the sake of my neck and back

Woodworker friend made this one for me out a chunk of scrap. Works great so far!

I use this, works great for me: https://www.etsy.com/listing/808361567/ ... c-one-dual

just charlie wrote:I use this, works great for me: https://www.etsy.com/listing/808361567/ ... c-one-dual

This looks good. My only issue with it is the angle appears to be steep, which is ergonomically unsafe.

CharlesRandolph wrote:

just charlie wrote:I use this, works great for me: https://www.etsy.com/listing/808361567/ ... c-one-dual

This looks good. My only issue with it is the angle appears to be steep, which is ergonomically unsafe.

I haven't experienced pain or anything related to ergonomics. It's made to perfectly fit the MPC One, where the rubber feet fit into the stand so it doesn't move around at all, which is nice. All of the alternatives I looked at it's kind of sliding around.

I ended up 3D printing a stand for my Live (now Live 2).. cost me less than $15 in print substrate. "Ergonomics" are fine... :

EnochLight wrote:I ended up 3D printing a stand for my Live (now Live 2).. cost me less than $15 in print substrate. "Ergonomics" are fine...

"Ergonomics" only matter if you use it more than 5 minutes a week. So you'll be fine.

just charlie wrote:I haven't experienced pain or anything related to ergonomics. It's made to perfectly fit the MPC One, where the rubber feet fit into the stand so it doesn't move around at all, which is nice. All of the alternatives I looked at it's kind of sliding around.

What angle does the MPC ONE sit at, hard to tell from the images.

jvbulman wrote:Woodworker friend made this one for me out a chunk of scrap. Works great so far!

I like this, what kind of wood did he use?

I recently got this one. It's okay for the price. Not too steady if you need to smash pads like the friggin hulk tho

https://www.thomann.de/nl/thomann_orche ... cQQAvD_BwE

bees80 wrote:I recently got this one. It's okay for the price. Not too steady if you need to smash pads like the friggin hulk tho

https://www.thomann.de/nl/thomann_orche ... cQQAvD_BwE

Have you ever tried using a snare drum stand?

nah just got this one, it was cheap. I figured out if i put it a bit lower it is much more steady. Now it works pretty well!

You got experience with using a snare drum stand? steady?

bees80 wrote:nah just got this one, it was cheap. I figured out if i put it a bit lower it is much more steady. Now it works pretty well!

You got experience with using a snare drum stand? steady?

In the past I've used Sonor SS, DW 9000 and they work really well for small drum machines. Perhaps not the best for cable management.