Wow, spectacular work! Skewed racks are a genius idea, and incredible that you shared all the plans for people to make this! Living in a small apartment in NYC, with absolutely no space or tools to be able to do any woodwork like this, there was just no way I could undertake the project like you did. But if I lived in a large house with a dedicated basement workshop, I would totally take it on based on your instructions! I just got the Platform desk - dark wood - and I'm incredibly happy with virtually everything about it. The cable management is absolutely superb - that was one of the selling points for me - I have like a million things plugged in to multiple buffered power strips, and you can't see a single cord beneath the desk from across the room. I also actually like the cut-out on the keyboard shelf. I don't use that shelf for a large keyboard currently, because I don't have or want one for what I'm doing, but I love storing various gear there that I can just pull out as necessary and not have it cluttering up the desk. The cut out lets me pull it out half-way to access gear quickly without moving my chair. Also, I'm 6'2, and I have no problem with my legs hitting anything. I'm a writer, so the desk is for writing AND music production - it couldn't just be a music production desk - and it works well for me as both. I bolted in an incredibly heavy duty OC White Mic Scissor arm on the top left, which can hold the heaviest stereo mics, and a large artemide tolomeo scissor lamp on the right, so that those things can fold out right to the center of the desk without hitting the monitors. Since I would have had to pay not only the shipping, but the cutting and finishing of all the pieces, I don't think I could have assembled the desk for much under what they charge for it, if at all. Obviously, if you already have the space and tools - and the time - you can do it for less. But if you're looking to save money just for a production desk, I'd say just skip the keyboard tray and then it's $150 less. You can always add it later if you really think you need it, and since it's concealed, you could also build one yourself for less. But kudos for sharing this - incredibly nice work!
I LIVE IN VENEZUELA AND IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PURCHASE THE DESK TO OUTPUT, BUT THANKS TO YOUR VIDEO AND YOUR DRAWINGS CAN MAKE ME ONE. DREAM FULFILLED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. :)
I built a slightly taller version of the desk to accommodate my Kurzweil PC 88 keyboard height along with room for my legs. I did it for less than $300. My keyboard is quite hefty so I opted out for some heavy duty drawer glides and they work great. I used Minwax stain and finish all in one and it took a few days to dry but turned out great. I made a larger cable management shelf and it has two power strips on it. I added an extension side table to handle some other gear such as a drum machine and mixer. I love the look and it is much more stable than the two folding tables I was previously using. It is a great design and as a woodworker it was an easy build. If you are not used to building furniture, you can't go wrong buying the Output Platform desk for your home studio. Which ever way you go, good luck.
thank you, this was by far the best video about this topic. i have been dabbling in woodworking and apparently am a natural so wanted to start by building myself a custom studio desk centered around DI guitar recording but versatile enough to show features for all aspects of music production (as it will be either prototype for, or will be first show model for a line of custom desks i want to start making and hopefully for order to customer specs in future) and i was going to start by altering the design of this particular model (making my own design for the sides to look and feel different completely) and see how i can improve on the ergonomics and bells n whistles like the cable routing stuff. you gave me some great ideas to start and was most clear/intelligent explanation of the process. nice job also, looks great and since you used geometry etc it turned out perfect speaking to utility. im using a pseudo corner desk thats a fold out table, and bulky platform desk with drawers on either side that is falling apart, shoved in a corner in an already cramped bedroom (since we had to take in a roomate for $ reasons, my music/kickboxing room became another persons bedroom lol) so for roughly 250 (and even up to 350/4) and a few days work i think will be well worth it for use and practice! studio mounting stuff goes for insane prices, so to be able to offer decent alternative handmade at lower cost/ or same over the top cost but incredible customization/personalization and 1 on 1 customer service etc i think i can move some desks! always wanted to mess around with driftwood too, could be a fun application here.
Hi Richard, thank you for the plans. I used your plans and built my own desk, and like you, did a few modifications to suite my needs. I'm really impressed with the way it turned out and can't thank you enough for the work you put in drawing it all out. GREAT JOB!
@@nicholasmarch3286 Including the plywood, screws, drawer slides, clear finish and hardware for cable management, I spent a little over $400 Canadian. I also built a cart for my mixing board to match using some of the left over plywood, but had to purchase another quarter sheet to finish it.
@@MichaelHart2 Hi Michael, I do have a copy of the plans, but not sure if I can get them to you from within youtube. I can email them to you if I have your email address.
Wow this video has been such a great blessing. I'm about to start this same project building my own version of the "Platform" with my own sizes that I want. I kept thinking maybe I should just give in and pay $800, but just like you, their desk doesn't have the exact needs I have. Thank you for giving me courage to embark on this journey!
This is great. The only thing that has had me hesitant about the Platform desk is that I really feel not having the angled racks is a major oversight for exactly the reasons you mentioned.
I built that desk with the help of a friend. It cost me about 200 dollars and took a day and a half to build and stain. I had fun building it and I love the desk!
Thanks for the video! I'm currently building this desk with the same material (russian birch ply). I have made some size adjustments to the desk for personal preferences but nevertheless your cut plan was extremely helpfull. s/o to you my man!
@@golfingfinatic it’s the Presonus Studiolive 32sc and yes, it has DAW mode to use it as a daw controller. It works best with Studio One but it will work with others as well.
Great job man! I went the DIY route too because I thought the screen was too high. I omitted the center rack and changed the dimensions so that it would fit the width of an iMac :)
Great build! You had to go 4 spaces to fit your DAW....which is great...you loose 3 spaces but then you gain back 2 spaces....sweet desk! I'm building something (somewhat) similar.....so I'll find the plans you drew up helpful....even tho I'll have to customize my own plans from them! Nice job!
Wish you would have done a step by step for people who dont have the skills to build stuff like this. Its great you showed you can do it but most people dont have those kind of skills. I am going to be building a desk similar to this here soon so i appreciate seeing the measurements on there though so that takes the guess work out for me :).
great tips to making your own! Curious about the mixer / surface.... looks like a 16 channel of sorts? Do you still have it or have you changed it out. THANK YOU!
Fantastic! I wish I had half the skills required to build this myself. One of the key criticisms of the Output Platform is that the keyboard tray is too small for some popular 88-key controller keyboards such as the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88, so I suppose that's a great reason to go the DIY route! Apparently Output maybe have a new version of the Platform in the works - so hopefully they fix the small keyboard tray and adopt angled racks!
Hi Richard. Great video one lnk I did not see was for the bottom left side cable pass thru. Where did you get that? It has like brisel in black color. I am going to do mine but I will use wrap instead of finishing it like you. I appreciate knowing where you got it. Thanks again for a great video.
The cutouts for the racks are great not only for angled racks but for straight racks because your hardware may need to breathe. Everyone building one of these should cut holes under their racks for circulation 👌
Just wanted to shout out to Richard diZerega! We were going to purchase the output desk as well, but viewed your video and decided to go DIY also. We decided to make it a 28U rack space version and it's on our TH-cam channel Richard if you're interested in seeing it.
Can’t find 5x5 sheets of plywood! Did you buy locally or order online? May try to apply the drawings to 4x8 sheets and see how they fit. Advice welcome 🙏🏼
wait - if you want angled rack mounts, don't you just flip the separators around? I thought for sure that they designed the desk to accommodate the exact thing you're describing? ETA: Ohhhh, I think I get it; you wanted the gear to mount at an angle....interesting! I don't think I've seen this style anywhere else - great idea! New question: where did you get the piece for the keyboard tray? I thought they only sold the two pieces (left/right) with the gap in the middle...but yours seems to match the desk perfectly. Did I miss something? ETA AGAIN: Wait - you built this from scratch?? I'm watching this video from my Platform Desk right now, and yours is identical. Wow, great work!! This whole time I thought you bought the desk and tweaked it to your liking; this is a whole other level!
I was thinking the same thing I wanted angled racks I been holding back on this desk a while. I cant find something else that suits my needs but the rack space is my down fall. I may have to build one too.
Hey Richard, I'd love to know how you went about mounting the hardware. I have a Platform, and I just bought an Apollo x8. I'm curious how you did the rack mounts. Would you be willing to share? Thanks!
Nice work! And thanks for sharing the info. The original product actually does not have a double-thick desktop surface. There is a layer of plywood that is glued under the front and side edges of the desktop. This is visible on the rear-view on Output's website, and on some other review videos. I'm thinking of building one, like you did, and I'm considering doubling up the entire surface like you did, to prevent issues with sagging. Thoughts? < edit > Now I see that you used a router to remove some of the bottom of the desktop.
That’s rigth, it is only one layer and a 3/4” line of plywood glued on the edges, it really makes it look stronger. I’m thinking of building one as well, but going more on the platform design. Good luck on your project.
that's really cool! I wanted to build this for a while now. This will make my life way easy. thanks for this. do you have a list for the hardware like the screws you used?
Hey Richard, this is a brilliant build, love the angled rack mounts. I’ve had my eye on this desk since Output first released it, I think for my purposes, it comes really close to being the ideal desk, but it lacks one critical feature, a sit/stand capable base. Now, I know you would lose a lot of the aesthetics with those beautiful angled legs missing, but do you think there would be any way to create a version of this that would mount onto one of those powered bases that are sold by various outlets online, which allow you to add your own table top?
Nathan Sloan its funny you mention this. I originally was thinking of doing a sit/stand conversion where the side legs acted like sissors. I'd have to give that concept more thought, but you thinking it would be easy to mount the top part to an existing base.
You might run into issues with weight on many sit/stand frames, with the weight of the wood, monitors, possibly keyboard and rack gear. Many of the sit/stand frames are not designed to lift more than 100-150lbs or so.
I’ve been looking for such a desk with a front surface low enough to carry a stage piano, so that counting the height of the keyboard area it won’t be too high as a piano. A real piano keyboard top surface is about 48” from ground. But I have not found a desk with a surface low enough
If you build this, be careful as the plan calls for the keyboard sides to be 4 inches. That is fine for a computer keyboard, but not for an Arturia 88. For that bump to 6" instead.
@@dannyjonze depends on how big you are. I'm 5'3", so works for me as I use a smaller than normal chair. If you have a regular chair I would measure what haight you need to clear.
GREAT video Richard!! I have a question regarding your build? When constructed, what is the length of the keyboard tray? Is it a total length of 59” as outlined in CutPlan3 or 54 1/2” as per my math? As per James message below, I actually have a NI S88 controller and may have to reverse engineer the desktop. Appreciate your response good sir!
What are the keyboard tray dimensions - I really want to build this but also want to ensure it can fit a Native Instruments S88 mk2 in the keyboard tray - I believe it is about an inch to wide for the original Output desk tray
If Richard diZerega doesn't build one, you should know that we plan build a DIY output sidecar clone on our channel, with some improvements, and posting the build on our channel. It might be a several months before we do this project though, because our schedule is currently booked with other projects. It's definitely on the list!
Regarding the bevel and the equipment in the racks, would it be an idea to have some kind of support for them? Or would they be ok just err "Free Hanging" in space?
Wow, spectacular work! Skewed racks are a genius idea, and incredible that you shared all the plans for people to make this!
Living in a small apartment in NYC, with absolutely no space or tools to be able to do any woodwork like this, there was just no way I could undertake the project like you did. But if I lived in a large house with a dedicated basement workshop, I would totally take it on based on your instructions!
I just got the Platform desk - dark wood - and I'm incredibly happy with virtually everything about it. The cable management is absolutely superb - that was one of the selling points for me - I have like a million things plugged in to multiple buffered power strips, and you can't see a single cord beneath the desk from across the room. I also actually like the cut-out on the keyboard shelf. I don't use that shelf for a large keyboard currently, because I don't have or want one for what I'm doing, but I love storing various gear there that I can just pull out as necessary and not have it cluttering up the desk. The cut out lets me pull it out half-way to access gear quickly without moving my chair. Also, I'm 6'2, and I have no problem with my legs hitting anything.
I'm a writer, so the desk is for writing AND music production - it couldn't just be a music production desk - and it works well for me as both. I bolted in an incredibly heavy duty OC White Mic Scissor arm on the top left, which can hold the heaviest stereo mics, and a large artemide tolomeo scissor lamp on the right, so that those things can fold out right to the center of the desk without hitting the monitors.
Since I would have had to pay not only the shipping, but the cutting and finishing of all the pieces, I don't think I could have assembled the desk for much under what they charge for it, if at all. Obviously, if you already have the space and tools - and the time - you can do it for less. But if you're looking to save money just for a production desk, I'd say just skip the keyboard tray and then it's $150 less. You can always add it later if you really think you need it, and since it's concealed, you could also build one yourself for less.
But kudos for sharing this - incredibly nice work!
Andrew V. Uroskie thank your comment, I am tall and don‘t have the tools, so I would go your way. Is it not too high, the monitor?
I LIVE IN VENEZUELA AND IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PURCHASE THE DESK TO OUTPUT, BUT THANKS TO YOUR VIDEO AND YOUR DRAWINGS CAN MAKE ME ONE. DREAM FULFILLED. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. :)
I built a slightly taller version of the desk to accommodate my Kurzweil PC 88 keyboard height along with room for my legs. I did it for less than $300. My keyboard is quite hefty so I opted out for some heavy duty drawer glides and they work great. I used Minwax stain and finish all in one and it took a few days to dry but turned out great. I made a larger cable management shelf and it has two power strips on it. I added an extension side table to handle some other gear such as a drum machine and mixer. I love the look and it is much more stable than the two folding tables I was previously using. It is a great design and as a woodworker it was an easy build. If you are not used to building furniture, you can't go wrong buying the Output Platform desk for your home studio. Which ever way you go, good luck.
Props to you for that handcut angle !!!!
thank you, this was by far the best video about this topic. i have been dabbling in woodworking and apparently am a natural so wanted to start by building myself a custom studio desk centered around DI guitar recording but versatile enough to show features for all aspects of music production (as it will be either prototype for, or will be first show model for a line of custom desks i want to start making and hopefully for order to customer specs in future) and i was going to start by altering the design of this particular model (making my own design for the sides to look and feel different completely) and see how i can improve on the ergonomics and bells n whistles like the cable routing stuff. you gave me some great ideas to start and was most clear/intelligent explanation of the process. nice job also, looks great and since you used geometry etc it turned out perfect speaking to utility. im using a pseudo corner desk thats a fold out table, and bulky platform desk with drawers on either side that is falling apart, shoved in a corner in an already cramped bedroom (since we had to take in a roomate for $ reasons, my music/kickboxing room became another persons bedroom lol) so for roughly 250 (and even up to 350/4) and a few days work i think will be well worth it for use and practice! studio mounting stuff goes for insane prices, so to be able to offer decent alternative handmade at lower cost/ or same over the top cost but incredible customization/personalization and 1 on 1 customer service etc i think i can move some desks! always wanted to mess around with driftwood too, could be a fun application here.
Wait.... you actually found a use for Pythagoras' theorem? Dude.. you're a unicorn.
Hi Richard, thank you for the plans. I used your plans and built my own desk, and like you, did a few modifications to suite my needs. I'm really impressed with the way it turned out and can't thank you enough for the work you put in drawing it all out. GREAT JOB!
how much did it cost?
@@nicholasmarch3286 Including the plywood, screws, drawer slides, clear finish and hardware for cable management, I spent a little over $400 Canadian. I also built a cart for my mixing board to match using some of the left over plywood, but had to purchase another quarter sheet to finish it.
@@ratchet9849 His dropbox link doesn't work anymore for the measurements. Would you happen to have a copy?
@@MichaelHart2 Hi Michael, I do have a copy of the plans, but not sure if I can get them to you from within youtube. I can email them to you if I have your email address.
@@ratchet9849 Hey there. I'm in Canada and would like to know where you purchased everything. Thanks! It sounds like you had a successful build.
Wow this video has been such a great blessing. I'm about to start this same project building my own version of the "Platform" with my own sizes that I want. I kept thinking maybe I should just give in and pay $800, but just like you, their desk doesn't have the exact needs I have. Thank you for giving me courage to embark on this journey!
What a great video. You are very succinct in your language and this was a breeze to follow along with. Kudos man!
This is great. The only thing that has had me hesitant about the Platform desk is that I really feel not having the angled racks is a major oversight for exactly the reasons you mentioned.
I built that desk with the help of a friend. It cost me about 200 dollars and took a day and a half to build and stain. I
had fun building it and I love the desk!
Dawg I haven't done geometry in 13 years
Cool
lol i want to try it. he has the measurements so if you just go by his should be good
It's trig. :)
😂😂😂
Lmao it’s to early for me to be coming across this comment
Thanks for the video! I'm currently building this desk with the same material (russian birch ply).
I have made some size adjustments to the desk for personal preferences but nevertheless your cut plan was extremely helpfull. s/o to you my man!
Glimlip do you have measurements you could share? Thank you!
Do you have the exact measurements for diy? I would love to have a crack at it.
Phenomenal!! The mods you implemented really makes it look better than the original. Kudos!!!👏👏👏🙌🙌
This is exactly what I need. I have the same mixer as you, so it’s good to know it will fit!
What mixer is that? Can it control the DAW software too I assume?
@@golfingfinatic it’s the Presonus Studiolive 32sc and yes, it has DAW mode to use it as a daw controller. It works best with Studio One but it will work with others as well.
Perfect! I had wondered why the Racks were not angled in the first place. Ty for this video and everything else.
This is great! I totally agree about the slanted racks and going 4u rather than Output's straight 3u. Thank you for sharing!
Pretty straight forward project but excellent execution man, She's beautiful. And really nice idea with the angled rails. Great job
Output should hire you, or build one with your tweaks, 4U is amazing, and the Angle on Racks, is GENIUS !!! and i like no cutout on bottom tray
Haha this is brilliant. All done from a picture in a few seconds of a marketing video.
As I think of building this myself, I found someone who did it already! Typical haha Thanks a lot for the video!
Great job man! I went the DIY route too because I thought the screen was too high. I omitted the center rack and changed the dimensions so that it would fit the width of an iMac :)
Killer woodwork
Great job ! I just love the "Pythagorean Theorum!"
Thank you for the plans. Excellent work on your desk. I have begun building one for myself.
How did you start the angle hand cuts in the cutouts?
Yeah I wish that output would have done the angled rack mounts. You did a great job!
Great build! You had to go 4 spaces to fit your DAW....which is great...you loose 3 spaces but then you gain back 2 spaces....sweet desk! I'm building something (somewhat) similar.....so I'll find the plans you drew up helpful....even tho I'll have to customize my own plans from them! Nice job!
The marketing video you reference also mentions very early on that those angled inserts are reversible, so they don't have to be angled.
Wish you would have done a step by step for people who dont have the skills to build stuff like this. Its great you showed you can do it but most people dont have those kind of skills. I am going to be building a desk similar to this here soon so i appreciate seeing the measurements on there though so that takes the guess work out for me :).
Looks great - thanks for sharing - I echo some of the comments below and wish I had the skillset to do this myself
Great job and very attractive result.
Nice Echoplex!!!
great tips to making your own! Curious about the mixer / surface.... looks like a 16 channel of sorts? Do you still have it or have you changed it out. THANK YOU!
Fantastic! I wish I had half the skills required to build this myself. One of the key criticisms of the Output Platform is that the keyboard tray is too small for some popular 88-key controller keyboards such as the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88, so I suppose that's a great reason to go the DIY route! Apparently Output maybe have a new version of the Platform in the works - so hopefully they fix the small keyboard tray and adopt angled racks!
Thanx And Love for you brother for providing the drawing paper.
Great job the desk came out perfect 👌and i like the mouse pad i also got one with my wife and our daughters!
Is there a materials list available anywhere?
Great work! Looks very good. What's that 16 channel fader controller you've got on the desk?? Model ?
awesome explanation !!! i built this desk using your mesurements and it looks awesome on my studio !!! thanks for the video !!!
Hi Richard, Thanks for the lovely video. Is it possible for you to provide the dimension in Centimeters? What is weight
Hey Richard! Could you provide links to rack covers (where there is no hardware), and all hardware models within your racks? 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Also thanks for this sick video! Can’t wait to make one!
Why using those unuseable inches? Thanks anyway for this outstanding video.
“Basic geometry” and I’m here struggling with long division😂
2 plus 2 is 5.
Hi Richard. Great video one lnk I did not see was for the bottom left side cable pass thru. Where did you get that? It has like brisel in black color. I am going to do mine but I will use wrap instead of finishing it like you. I appreciate knowing where you got it. Thanks again for a great video.
The cutouts for the racks are great not only for angled racks but for straight racks because your hardware may need to breathe. Everyone building one of these should cut holes under their racks for circulation 👌
Just wanted to shout out to Richard diZerega! We were going to purchase the output desk as well, but viewed your video and decided to go DIY also. We decided to make it a 28U rack space version and it's on our TH-cam channel Richard if you're interested in seeing it.
Can’t find 5x5 sheets of plywood! Did you buy locally or order online? May try to apply the drawings to 4x8 sheets and see how they fit. Advice welcome 🙏🏼
wait - if you want angled rack mounts, don't you just flip the separators around? I thought for sure that they designed the desk to accommodate the exact thing you're describing?
ETA: Ohhhh, I think I get it; you wanted the gear to mount at an angle....interesting! I don't think I've seen this style anywhere else - great idea! New question: where did you get the piece for the keyboard tray? I thought they only sold the two pieces (left/right) with the gap in the middle...but yours seems to match the desk perfectly. Did I miss something?
ETA AGAIN: Wait - you built this from scratch?? I'm watching this video from my Platform Desk right now, and yours is identical. Wow, great work!! This whole time I thought you bought the desk and tweaked it to your liking; this is a whole other level!
I wish I could build this. That is the exact desk I need.
Will you be doing a DIY Output Sidecar and if so when can we expect that video to come out?
This is perfect. I need this desk.
I was thinking the same thing I wanted angled racks I been holding back on this desk a while. I cant find something else that suits my needs but the rack space is my down fall. I may have to build one too.
Great video. I'm making one! I also have specific requirement's for my setup that I cant find without spending 1500$. Thank you again!
Hey Richard, I'd love to know how you went about mounting the hardware. I have a Platform, and I just bought an Apollo x8. I'm curious how you did the rack mounts. Would you be willing to share? Thanks!
Nice work! And thanks for sharing the info.
The original product actually does not have a double-thick desktop surface. There is a layer of plywood that is glued under the front and side edges of the desktop. This is visible on the rear-view on Output's website, and on some other review videos.
I'm thinking of building one, like you did, and I'm considering doubling up the entire surface like you did, to prevent issues with sagging. Thoughts?
< edit > Now I see that you used a router to remove some of the bottom of the desktop.
That’s rigth, it is only one layer and a 3/4” line of plywood glued on the edges, it really makes it look stronger.
I’m thinking of building one as well, but going more on the platform design.
Good luck on your project.
Dude you are the man, thank you so much! Im going to make one off of your plans 🙏
that's really cool! I wanted to build this for a while now. This will make my life way easy. thanks for this. do you have a list for the hardware like the screws you used?
Great desk :-) Can I ask what brand is your mixer?
I wish I was high on potenuse
Rocknsock Dunemaul someone is a Key & Peele fan!! Ayyye!
Great desk. Best price. Great keyboard tray. Great cable management. Cool design.
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I said that!
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looks very nice ..forgot air side vent slot on the sides
Thanks for the plan sir !
Thank you. 😀👍
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This is a really good build. Great video also!
Hey Richard, this is a brilliant build, love the angled rack mounts. I’ve had my eye on this desk since Output first released it, I think for my purposes, it comes really close to being the ideal desk, but it lacks one critical feature, a sit/stand capable base. Now, I know you would lose a lot of the aesthetics with those beautiful angled legs missing, but do you think there would be any way to create a version of this that would mount onto one of those powered bases that are sold by various outlets online, which allow you to add your own table top?
Nathan Sloan its funny you mention this. I originally was thinking of doing a sit/stand conversion where the side legs acted like sissors. I'd have to give that concept more thought, but you thinking it would be easy to mount the top part to an existing base.
You might run into issues with weight on many sit/stand frames, with the weight of the wood, monitors, possibly keyboard and rack gear. Many of the sit/stand frames are not designed to lift more than 100-150lbs or so.
I’ve been looking for such a desk with a front surface low enough to carry a stage piano, so that counting the height of the keyboard area it won’t be too high as a piano. A real piano keyboard top surface is about 48” from ground. But I have not found a desk with a surface low enough
Nice work! Will this hold the Komplete s88?? Thanks!
Looks really cool and efficient! 👏🏼
Dude what is that mixing console!?
Awesome work man. Thanks for sharing.
Impressive work!
Great video! Where did you purchase the plywood?
Did you change the size of the modesty board to accommodate the angled rack cutouts....beautiful job!
you think u can make a video doing measurements of each item you cut?? would be great! if can thanks
Great video, wished I saw it before I ordered from Output 4 weeks ago... now they are telling me 8 weeks before they even ship.
Y, that got me off. A fucking 3-4 months shipping
what is the rack unit called with the bristles and wire going through it?
Hey can you please tell me what kinda mixer you have ??
thank you ill copy this design and make my own version
Any chance you have the measurement for the keyboard tray? Can’t find it in your plans
If you build this, be careful as the plan calls for the keyboard sides to be 4 inches. That is fine for a computer keyboard, but not for an Arturia 88. For that bump to 6" instead.
Will that work with legs under?
@@dannyjonze depends on how big you are. I'm 5'3", so works for me as I use a smaller than normal chair. If you have a regular chair I would measure what haight you need to clear.
@@dannyjonze I lowered the keyboard shelf, so that i have 23.5" of clearance from the floor. Though i use a chair that is 16" in height.
Did you ever follow up with cable management for the desk?
I think I'm going to build this desk within a week!
Would be helpful to be a bit clearer on the size and position of the cutouts in the desktop for the rack equipment to slot into
This was an amazing video!!
Richard, where did you buy rack rails? TIA
freaking amazing! great job
Nice job
GREAT video Richard!! I have a question regarding your build? When constructed, what is the length of the keyboard tray? Is it a total length of 59” as outlined in CutPlan3 or 54 1/2” as per my math? As per James message below, I actually have a NI S88 controller and may have to reverse engineer the desktop. Appreciate your response good sir!
How is the height of the bridge? Is it still good for screen and monitor?
What are the keyboard tray dimensions - I really want to build this but also want to ensure it can fit a Native Instruments S88 mk2 in the keyboard tray - I believe it is about an inch to wide for the original Output desk tray
Cool vid! What size drawer slides did you use?
Thank you very much Richard...very cool man.
on minute @1:40 4th rack whats the name of that cover? greets
Trying to build this, is there any way you can provide any other measurement SketchUp? Love your design btw.
he has a dropbox link with that info
soloflyght1 do you know the length of the rack cutout. I have the width.
Best part of this video is the pink drum kit in the back ground.
Can you please make the Sidecar by Output!
If Richard diZerega doesn't build one, you should know that we plan build a DIY output sidecar clone on our channel, with some improvements, and posting the build on our channel. It might be a several months before we do this project though, because our schedule is currently booked with other projects. It's definitely on the list!
@@TwistedGridStudio yes that would be amazing! Just subbed!
sir. where did you use rack mounts
What size were your curtesy cuts
You did an amazing job building your own desk!!! How on earth did you get your faders to dance like that?!!! Sweet set up! :D
It's a mode in the StudioLive boards called "Mardi Gras". It's in the utilities menu. Always a crowd pleaser ;)
Regarding the bevel and the equipment in the racks, would it be an idea to have some kind of support for them? Or would they be ok just err "Free Hanging" in space?