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One of my biggest workflow pain points was trying to keep everything centered at the same time — MIDI keyboard, computer keyboard, and my main synths.

My actual main keyboards are a Summit and a Kronos, but for desktop gear these two are my main instruments, so I wanted them directly in front of me without sacrificing usable desk space.

I didn’t want to push the synths too far back, so I designed and 3D printed a minimal low-profile stand to reclaim some depth while keeping the overall setup feeling compact and centered.

It’s completely homemade and still a prototype, but it’s already making the desk feel much more usable.

Synth in the photo is not for sale!

Made a small batch of CNC aluminum replacement knobs for the Korg Minilogue / Minilogue XD.

Available in silver and matte black.

Designed to replace the original rubber-coated knobs that get sticky over time.

Includes:

• Full knob set
• PROGRAM/VALUE knob
• Aluminum pitch bend slider cap
• Hex wrench

More photos/details:

1. Silver/Original : https://www.ebay.com/itm/236709135712
2. Black/Original : https://www.ebay.com/itm/236787874393
3. Black/XD : https://www.ebay.com/itm/236659842899

Will keep the flair as [WTS] while sets are still available.

After dealing with the stock rubber knobs getting sticky over time, I decided to replace them with aluminum ones.

Feels way better than I expected – no more rubber feel, much more solid and clean.

I went with both black and silver versions to see how they match:

- Black looks more modern
- Silver blends really nicely with the original look

Honestly, it changes the whole feel of the synth.