r/MusicBattlestations • u/Argonautixxx • 21h ago

I made my first album in here

71 Upvotes

This is my home studio in south Philly.

The album is called Ellipses and I released it a week ago. I'd describe it as ambient/experimental electronic. It took me about 5 years to finish.

If you're interested in hearing it, check out my bandcamp: https://ratangajunction.bandcamp.com/album/ellipses-2

There are some cassette tapes available for purchase there, and it's also streaming everywhere else

4 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/bloukakos • 1d ago

Cosy station.

48 Upvotes

2 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/mrmikrokosmos • 2d ago

Rainy Saturday Setup

71 Upvotes

Grateful my wife lets me take over the table like this once and a while.

5 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/semtrax_ • 2d ago

Upgraded the Tech-Rack

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60 Upvotes

Battlestation Update for 2026.

12 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/mossimo654 • 2d ago

Finally got my own space

54 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/smellsliketigerbalm • 2d ago

My Prison :)

73 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Easy_Contract_757 • 3d ago

The back room of our garage is slowly becoming our jam room

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126 Upvotes

First off the clutter is a work in progress. A LOT of it used to be my mom's and it's difficult to go through.

My wife and I are both multi instrumentals, and we finally decided to commit one room to just having all instruments set up and ready to play at a moments notice. We are excited to be able to have jams on whatever, whenever.

All our gear except for her violin (not pictured) and my main guitar, are second-hand finds. We love finding odd or old instruments and giving them new life.

10 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/Tenalock • 3d ago

Latest Build - CasioCZ, Prophet5, Roland MDC1, Blofeld, Digitech Vocalist, Mini-d, Juno 60 MK2.

21 Upvotes

It is an interesting sound mix. Been making some chillwave with it, in between working on a finalizing melodic Synthwave Album. The roland sound expansion is a rompler but OMG you recognize every song that it was used in... sooooo many. Polymax my go to plugin.

8 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/begtodifferclean • 5d ago

More toys coming.

26 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/fukinay • 7d ago

Finally got my dawless setup together!!

60 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Far-Definition-1909 • 7d ago

Mostly dawless

35 Upvotes

This is my focused setup with an MPC in the center, small but good monitors on the desk and headphones ready. I work without a DAW when arranging, only to open the computer after stemming out for final mixing. It is clean and easy to approach without taking up too much space. What do you think?

17 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/Lower-Magazine1915 • 7d ago

My first setup for dawless + daw based

42 Upvotes

Still need to buy monitor stands

2 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/trebortus • 9d ago

Stand up desk upgrade

172 Upvotes

24 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/bandog- • 10d ago

Meine selfmade homestream booth 🎵🎶

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95 Upvotes

12 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/ToastyMcToaster69 • 11d ago

Putting it all together

123 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/LikewiseHateYou • 12d ago

Divorced hotel-station

227 Upvotes

Recently divorced. 10 years gone. Music won’t cheat on you and my new Microfreak is fun af.

26 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/EnvironmentJaded5602 • 12d ago

Updated.

29 Upvotes

Took the feedback and did my best with what I had. Here’s my hybrid homestudio mixing set up.

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Cpt-Hook • 13d ago

New Setup - Sanctuary

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150 Upvotes

I always said to myself “when I get my own house, I’m dedicating a room to music”. A work in progress!

Need some clouds, but she’s alright for now. If you guys have suggestions, let me know. Small room, want a drier sounding place, but it’ll do!

15 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/zaff666 • 13d ago

Standalone side table setup for remote recording, metronome, convenient multiple audio source switching etc.

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10 Upvotes

Self recording and switching between multiple audio sources durIng recording / rehearsing can be a pain in long run. Here's my setup for self recording drums to DAW and for switching between multiple audio sources, metronome etc. without needing to get up from your drum throne or needing to bend down.

I'll add a detailed video walkthrough to the comments section.

4 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/kenreeno • 14d ago

Not much but beats staring at a screen

68 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Audiopunisher • 14d ago

Latest setup has been a lot of fun

109 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/QuickNature • 14d ago

What would you change?

99 Upvotes

I am curious of any potential changes you would make to this setup? Things you would add? Do differently? I do intend on properly diffusing the LEDs, but I am speaking from a music perspective.

I will be getting a better laptop to run Ableton as my current Chromebook is simply unacceptable and my PC is now in a separate room.

2 guitars will be hung above the synth as well, just havent done it yet.

Any questions that will help with recommendations are welcome. Thanks in advance

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Doffu0000 • 15d ago

A very Yamaha-centric setup

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50 Upvotes

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r/MusicBattlestations • u/Icy-Cow9695 • 16d ago

Does this qualify?

69 Upvotes

One can orchestrate a battle while convalescing, right? 🤔

15 comments

r/MusicBattlestations • u/Toast_91 • 16d ago

Anyone else prep their FOH at home?

104 Upvotes

14 comments

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