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Show Us Your Studio #12: "Ableton Push’s pad layout is a bit like a guitar fretboard - I can play 10ths with one hand and have my second hand free"
Fingerstyle guitarist Julian Kleiss's minimal home studio set-up is simple but effective
Show Us Your Studio #11: "Dream synth? I'd love a Yamaha CS-80 if anybody has a spare $50k lying around to help me live out my space-age Vangelis dreams"
Peter McCaughan's home studio is a cosy nook packed full of gear, curiosities and obscure Japanese synths
Show Us Your Studio #10: "We're loving the Erica Synths Perkons drum synth at the moment - it sounds so huge"
Kassian produce acid-tinged electronica from a studio space that they also hire out on a non-profit basis to London-based music-makers
Show Us Your Studio #9: "I use Ableton and Maschine as glorified grooveboxes on steroids - it's endless fun and inspiration!"
Philip Fore's home studio is a haven for electronic improvisation
Show Us Your Studio #8: "I keep things as simple as possible. The studio only has four mono inputs - it's amazing how much you can do with just that!"
Tom Adams' stripped-back studio set-up deprioritizes the computer and keeps the hardware front and centre
Show Us Your Studio #7: "I started with a couple pieces of high-end gear, flipped them for a little more than I paid and kept flipping until I have the collection I have now"
Taking two years to build, Joshua Lutz's home studio is a passion project packed with classic outboard gear
Show Us Your Studio #6: "My 'studio nook' is in the hall cupboard... it can even double as a sensory deprivation tank!"
Kenneth Brown's cosy home studio space looks a bit Harry Potter's bedroom if he ditched Hogwarts and got into DnB
Show Us Your Studio #5: "There's an immediacy with synths and guitars you just don't get with the PC"
Disabled composer Paul Jelfs talks us through his accessible studio set-up and highlights the challenges faced by music-makers with disabilities
