Why The TRINNOV ST-2 Really IS Pro!
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- In this video we look at the much lauded Trinnov ST-2 Pro Digital Acoustic and Metering Processor. We didn't like what SonarWorks/SoundID did to our monitoring, but this is an entirely different beast. Are the differences worth the vastly increased asking price? Find out in this video!
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Very cool, an omission in RTA room eq is the DBX PA2. Works very very well. And is just around $500
Stoked on this bad boy! Just starting the video. Been thinking about this beast for a long time.
This is why I use electrostatics for my “large monitors” , my phase response is flat, according to my AMFG SysTune professional measurement system, completely flat from 200 to 20,000 Hz, the rest close to it, this is actually very disconcerting for many listening because it seems to remove the speakers from the room, also being a very narrow fixed dispersion line array, 30 degrees H, + - 2 degrees V, room reflections are very controllable, mainly just back and front walls needing heavy treatment. I like it!
Murray Webster makes a lot of sense, can I ask which electrostatics you use?
@@nicholasreeves5025 Martin Logan SL6’s, old but Accurate, I drive them active and they have had the stators regularly replaced.
Contrary to common belief they can handle high dynamics without any problems.
I've had electrostatics, but they were dipole - so it sends sound just as loud to the back as it did to the front. Totally useless in a studio environment..
Fruity Loops 1 Demo project music at the beginning? :)
Haha not quite!
The Neumann 750dsp also claims to do phase alignment (only for Neumann speakers) but I would be interested to know how it compares.
IT's F%&ng amazing. Trinnov alike, but of course only tailored to Neumann speakers, hence the lower price. I have a friend who calibrated 2 750s with 2 310s and MY GOODNESS
Very good video ! i am considering testing that !
Have tried trinnov st-2 on the Genelec 8361 system, the LF and MLF was more tighten and mid information focus more centered, which impressed me a lot. But HF was too harsh and annoyed, MF just as the same before. I didn't know the tuning that studio owner set on setting, he just use analog IO on the st2 which makes AD-DA 2 times more.
It does indeed have digital inputs
@@PresentDayProduction Yes i was confused too why he use analog
@@user-js3op5lu7y how does it compare to GLM? I am thinking to use it after the GLM. Also not sure how to connect my genelecs throu AES, please let me know. Thank you
How often do you vacuum the cat fluff??
I like my ARC 3 though you haven't mentioned it. Never thought my cheap monitors had that much detaid in them.
I’ve used ARC as well as Sonarworks(/SoundID) and REW w/ convolution reverb. The main downside I see to using ARC is that it doesn’t have a systemwide application. I found a workaround using it as a systemwide vst-plugin but it wasn’t very reliable and had a large amount of latency. Combine that with somewhat worse overall sound and you know why I would rather recommend Sonarworks or DIY. That being said, depending on your rooms acoustics, it will probably still sound better than nothing at all.
(On reliability: Sonarworks isn’t acually perfect in that regard either. But at least it as a standalone application. That already helps a lot. The most reliable solution I’ve used so far was actually just generating all the filters myself with REW and using convolution reverb in my DAW and parametric eq systemwide.)
Both Dirac and ARC are more accurate than Sonarworks. Sonarworks has a good looking UI but the sound correction leaves something to be desired. It can be anomalous and inconsistent. Dirac and ARC are quite close, with Dirac edging out ARC slightly.
@@the80386 I totally agree on the reliability issues with Sonarworks. Still, not having a standalone kind of disqualifies ARC imho. I’ve heard a lot of positive reviews when it comes to Dirac, but never tried it. Maybe I should though, it’s just quite expensive if I remember correctly. How big is the difference? I’ll do some reading on it myself of course, but a lot if the time first hand experience is worth more in audio imho. Thanks!
Although may not be at Trinnov level, would you consider Neumann or IK Multimedia to have similar solution? Saving the calibration within the DSP equipped speakers seems ideal. Even if not very accurate I would think general key areas adjustment should suffice and the rest up to your ears. It takes a while and lots of listening and experiments to learn and trust most speakers. Great Work!!
Genelec seems to do the best job in this case. The 83x1 series with coaxial drivers and GLM kit is pretty damn good.
(dsp within the speaker, and calibration is done within the speaker)
The French will fart in your general direction
no we won't cause sliced baguette does not exist 😂😂😂, excellent review and video as usual though
My French Bulldog absolutely will!
The first time I heard that phantom center, it was so tight that I thought sound was routed to my center speaker!
Dirac is doing phase correction, too. Why have you phrased it like it's not doing this?
It’s correcting it’s own EQ, not the impulse response from the speakers
@@PresentDayProduction Of course it does! They're even calling themselves "Dirac", named after the famous british physicist Paul Dirac and his dirac delta function (a single impulse that contains an infinite amount of energy).
I actually use Sonarworks and i've always seen phase correction being applied as well as spectral, what am i missing when you tell that sonarworks does not correct phase?
Sonarworks does only correct the phase response of its own eq, not the speakers i think 🤔
@@abstractumusic oh, that kind of makes sense actually, i never thought of it!
Phase correction corrects IR.
So that's the main thing, SW is highly incapable of.
What @CHOKSTAR said 👍
Dirac is actually a mixed phase correction, although I haven't done a shootout comparing it with Trinnov. Could be an idea for a video? (Reference the three corrections in REW with some position averaging?)
Trinnov is interesting but definitely out of my price range for now =)
I Mix in headphones but I enjoyed the frequency response info so thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Could I not buy the unit get the measurements then return it? I'm sure there are plugin that can tweak phase too?
Very interesting. I understood there's quite a large latency, but maybe they've fixed that now?
Personally I'm very, very disappointed with my Genelec GLM system, being even easier to setup than the Trinnov.
Why are you disappointed? Or what did you expect?
@@dougleydorite It was an irony follow up to the content about how easy Trinnov is to setup : ) I'm very happy with my Genelecs
Hi @@cornerliston , I imagine that the large latency is just a result of the FIR filters. The manual mentions that their default is 1024 taps in 48kHz. But I don't know if they allow you to change such settings to fewer taps and less latency.
Bonjour ! You can fully bypass the Optimizer if you need zero latency (1 sample) for tracking and such, in normal operation mode and with a few adjustments you can take the latency down to +/- 12ms and if you take the phase correction off you can divide that by 2, hope this helps !
@@TrinnovAudio Many thanks!
Sonarworks does do phase correction though. I'm confused by that statement.
Not for driver alignment it doesn't
No it doesn’t…
if we are using ST-2 in a home hifi setup won't this defeat the purpose of having a HI-END DAC? since it does another layer of A-D-A process? which takes out the quality from the hi-end DAC?
You can go digital in and digital out of your Trinnov, thus no conversion is happening. So your high end DAC won’t get a degraded signal
I miss the good 'ole stereo days :( simple times
i'm sure it's a good product but I bet they could do the EQ/processing with a raspberry pi. that giant box is just overkill for no reason. 2-channels FIR processing doesn't need to take up 2U *eyeroll.jpg*
Not true at all. Trinnov is the only product of it's kind. It has a mic that gets a 3-dimensional sonic picture. It also has ADA conversion and accepts digital I/O. It can also link up to a monitor controller and preset different speaker sets and configurations. Best of all, you can hook ethernet up to it and have one of their techs link up to it and tweak the parameters to your desire. I can keep going. eyeroll.jpg
@@dougleydorite cool i'll just rip the impulse response out of it after I rent it and use that in my raspberry pi. ill save tons of money and it will sound the same since the impulse response will be the same including phase response
@@magoostus okay you got me there 😬 I bet these guys gave it back with a smile. Free IR’s!
Pftpftpft!
The box is where the computer resides.
I'm curious on your opinion on correcting via a 31 band rack equalizer before your monitors, dialed in with pink noise and a £60 calibration mic
Yay or Nay?
A method worth trying, or would I be wasting my time and money?
Its how we use to tune car audio systems and I'm curious if its worth trying in my studio.
I suppose it’s worth a try, but it will take longer than using an automated service like Trinnov or Sonarworks, and of course you won’t get any kind of phase correction - but give it a go because if it doesn’t work, at least you’ve learned something!
Sliced baguette 😭
Your reviews are always so good. Great Vids 👌 any chance to make something with Unity Audio Speakers ? They build in the UK so maybe not so hard to get ?! :-)
Thank you! I can look into it for sure
Great video! As always! ☺️
Since you mentioned amp headroom and speaker response, any tips on how to pick an appropriate amp for passive speakers? I am mastering on Duntech Squire Speakers but I feel my amp isn't making the best of it 😅
You need to try different amps really. But I’d recommend something with at least twice the wattage of the speakers - amps distorting fry drivers quickly!
First of all, congratulations! This quickly became one of my favorite channels.
One question: Did you notice any narrowing of the sweet spot?
I ask because, while running some experiments with live sound speakers and FIR filters, we noticed that if we were to "force" the FIR filters to completely flatten out the curve, the response slightly off-axis would get a bit smeared. Granted, this was only when it was forced to an extreme. But since this is an automated method, I was wondering if you noticed anything like that.
Thanks Carlinhos!
We didn’t notice the sweet spot to get any smaller - but you can make adjustments in the correction to allow for a wider sweet spot if necessary - of course at the cost of accuracy.
That’s good to know. Thanks! :)
I was gonna go with trinnov but decided to buy a house instead
This is hands down the best video on room correction I’ve ever seen.
This is why I only use my ARC 3 to check for things I’ve missed while mixing, or when confused to have a second “flatter” opinion.
I’m a believer in the real value of room correction, but knowing your listening environment and how it responds to different genres etc is the most important aspect.
Without that sense ingrained you’d be more confused by a flatter response than helped.
Really willing to try a Trinnov down the line, I really need more time in my life so whatever shaves the workload I’m all for it, even if it costs dearly
I love it, thanks and cheers
Cool to see this! I did not know this room correction existed as a full standalone unit like this. Would be cool if you guys could get your hands on some Genelec smart monitors which support GLM. Since it seems to be a similar technology, I'd be interested in how GLM compares to the more expensive Trinnov. And also, it would be interesting to see your opinion on Genelec monitors in general, and maybe compare them to say the PSI monitors you've reviewed recently (DSP-driven vs fully analog monitors?). Anyway, keep it up!
Thanks for posting this.
I use a mic stand when calibrating with sonarworks even tho they say you don’t need to and it’s given me much more reliable results
Yeah I think they should suggest that in their setup guide
I use a stand too!! But also I use SOundId in a separate computer with a Hilo connected to it. The Daw in a different system. It gave me the best results. I also use a laser measurement tool to make sure all the distances are spot on.
Is that a dead f****** raccoon on the goddamn desk?
Hahahaha
Once again a nice and informative video, Thank you James, Mark and Flopcat. To much of a cost for me but Thank you guys for the interesting info :-)
Thanks for watching, Johan!
Next up test the genelec GLM system (what I use 😉 8330 + 7350) I need to know how bad or good my life is or could be in a good room.
Thank you guys for doing this! I've been curious about the Trinnov for a while. Do you think it would help in a heavily treated but rather small 10ftx10ft room?
Most likely. If you can get your room sounding good with the acoustic treatment first, as a priority, then the Trinnov will LIKELY add the icing on to the cake. You can of course find a local distributor to give you a free demo, to see if it works. If you’re in the UK, the distributor Emerging UK will help you out - link in the description.
One million percent, my room is 11 x 8.5 with a very heavy but detailed carefully calculated treatment and with the correction system is sounds like a state if the art opera house. It sounds beyond incredible.
Awesome to see your opinion on this! Been waiting for this Video! Thanks!
It'd be nice if Sonarworks, etc. could beef up their product to bridge the gap in price
yeah, but what you really need is a 2nd cat on the right side to make the room more symmetrical
Thanks again for such an interesting channel. I hope all your hard work turns into great rewards soon. Here's to 100k subscribers and more soon.
Cheers Derek!
Greatest channel on youtube. Love your humor ..
this was awesome
Thanks for this review. Can you do a review of the Psi Audio Avaa C20 active bass trap?. Best/Mathias
We are planning on doing this at some point, yes!
@@PresentDayProduction Great
I love the Trinnov system.
Mine Trinnov is coupled to my monitor controller, so I easily can switch between presets on the Trinnov via the speaker selection buttons.
The first output/preset is my regular curve with subs.
The second output/preset is my regular curve without subs.
And the third output/preset is the “A&R curve”.
It's definitely worth it 😃
Thanks for a great video 😍
A&R curve! Love it!
@@PresentDayProduction You know it! All Studios should an A&R curve
Second video on this channel that I've watched...at the beginning,I thought I recognize those badass monitors in the background..🤔
ATC SCM200 :)
I used to mix on KRK Rokit 5's run through a 31 band Behringer EQ. I would "calibrate" them by blasting sine waves I made in Audacity matching each EQ band any tweaking the EQ until they sounded about the same level. Now I'm mixing on Kali IN-8's, drafting plans for a new Atmos mixing studio, and actually understanding the business sense this Trinnov makes. My, how things have changed in the last few years.
I have a Trinnov and it was one of the best invests ever (besides my ATCs). Makes all the difference. I can only recommend: buy fewer plugins and save for investing in room treatment, good monitors and eventually something like a Trinnov :D
This is pretty much exactly what our ethos is - buy good speakers, sort your room, and then save it for something tasty at the end
its just too expensive
For what you get in the package and the incredible sound improvement it made due to the phase calibration, it’s most definitely worth the asking price
@@PresentDayProduction nope
dude, if a product saves you time (=money) in a professional setting, it is worth it's weight in gold. being able to do more in a shorter period of time increases the earning potential of what you're doing. If someone makes a great product which makes your job easier, quicker and better, they're allowed to let the cost reflect that. In a professional setting the expenses will pay themselves over time, quicker if said product saves you money. You do not have to be a professional to understand that (I'm not). Business 101.
Probably 99.99% of professionals are not using Trinnov
@@gffg387 based on what, Your opinion ?
Love my experiences with a Trinnov - got to experience it and the magic at Hacienda Mastering while I was apprenticing over there. The room was treated extremely well already, but with the Trinnov it gave that final percentage of correction and depth that really made the room come further alive.
It's now on the docket for a new studio build, and I can't wait to have it integrated here in my own personal space as well.
Thanks for a good review! I have the same experience in my treated room with my ATCs. At some point it would be interesting to see (when u buy your own unit) how you setup and work on your target curve. It has been the one thing Ive been back and forth on a little too long now, not that I cant get a curve that feels nice to listen to and works well for mixing/mastering, but since there can be this sense of ”maybe i can get it bettet somehow” it keeps eating on my just a tiny bit. Luxury problem, I know. But it would be great to get Marks view on it. I really appreciate your time. 100% the best channel on youtube.
Thank You for Your awesome work first.
Second, I absolutely love the humor in your reviews (especially in this episode (even if I, as a german, should be even more careful about jokes about "the french"))
And third, THE CAT!
Keep on rolling as smoothly as THE CAT and all the best to all of You! And of course THE CAT
Cheers Stefan!
To this day I still consider this to be one of the very best studio investment I ever did (purchased mine in 2015 when it was even way uglier).
Your videos are not only informative but entertaining, thank you very much! An ST2 arrived yesterday, the acoustician will be setting it up and validating with his own measuring gear this week, can't wait! Brian Lucey is a friend and he couldn't speak highly enough about Trinnov. Went at length into what it's done for his Atmos mastering room, so i just went ahead and purchased it. I too am partial to ATC BTW. Take care.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video! I hope you enjoy your Trinnov :)
You guys are fast becoming my favourite music gear review channel...Studio cats ftw
Cheers Jack!
You have my sub chaps! Damn I want trinnov :D
Thanks Andrey!
I always enjoy your uncensored review of products. Although this seems to be beyond the reach of many (financially)... stop to think think.
When building your working environments, you have to consider many aspects, including time spent working vs downtime/family time/leisure time, which has a different priority to everyone. But... If £5k gives you back 20% of every day of your life, that's 45 days of the year back (based on Mark's current working schedule). Either earn 20% more money, or spend 20% more of your time doing other activities, but if your business makes more than £25k a year, then it's a no brainer purchase.
The cat is reaping all the benefits of those HF dips resulting in him sleeping peacefully😆😆😆 Great video!!
Interesting as ever. Can't see the likes of me ever being able to afford it (boo!) but useful info nevertheless and glad to hear Mark can work fewer hours (seriously!).
The multi-mic mic is a great and obvious solution (now it's been shown to me!), love it.
I always put my mic on a stand when doing Sonarworks calibrations due to my fears of handshakes.
Love that it re-checks after doing its calibration, it always annoys me that Sonarworks doesn't and just tells you it's solved it.
agree! - you have to get a laptop with sonarworks on again an test the room after all the corrections on the main system to see if it is telling the truth lols!
As someone who works primarily on headphones (90/10, with the 10% being laptop speakers, my 2.1 TV speakers and the iPhone’s speaker as references) I am considering getting the sonarworks plugin, although I have to get a compatible headset first. What amazes me is, not only how far and how affordable this technology has become but, also, the fact that for decades even high end studios didn’t have access to it and yet, they were able to make amazing records. Credit should be given to the audio engineers who designed those rooms, I have been to one designed by Tom Hidley and it was a truly humbling experience!
I have one and it makes my life very livable.
I may have to get a bit philosophical here.
When I was still a nurse in the NHS I worked in palliative care and it was then I learned that time is the only thing we ever really own. (Palliative care = nobody is getting better, it's the sharp end of the nursing gig)
Money can be earned again, time cannot, once it's gone it's gone.
If this is saving you three hours a day then do whatever you need to to get it.
Do we need to start a Gofundme?
Our motives might not be completely altruistic, this has become a very important channel for many of us thus anything that helps you keep it going and keeping it honest is good for everyone.
Of course, time is the most important thing! We really appreciate all the kind comments we get from viewers such as yourself, it makes it worth carrying on continuing to make content!
You know, what i noticed here in YT? Genelec's auto EQ not boost and just cut. I tried Sonarworks with Reduced (6dB) boost and it show simulated curve almost ideal, but i hear that it's weak and less natural. Sonarworks with No boost is just urgh. I use to it with +12 normal boost restriction, cause have no choice actually, and it's ok. Without boosting it seems clear, but too weak and weird.
**Probably i should try to get use to "no boost"... again :)
"professional level pricing". Nah, you don't need to spend 5000 Bucks on something like that to be a pro - most pros don't. "Pro-level-pricing" is a bogus term. Not even going to watch the video any further than that. Pros treat their room right and 5000 Bucks to "help that along with DSP" sounds outlandish to me. A term like "pro-level-pricing" sounds a lot like marketing to me.
@Wayne Brown you do understand the concept of implied statements, right? If you say something is "pro level pricing" while other products you mention before aren't, you are implying that professionals would pick the one with "pro level pricing". That's not even worth discussing, it's crystal clear. It's a rhetorical trick salesman do to justify a price while hyping up the product at the same time.
And since it IS obvious and you still chose to act as if you didn't know what I'm talking about and wrote: "And of course, at no point in the video did either of them say that you need to spend 5000 Bucks on something like that to be a pro. I'm not sure where you got that from." You are being unconstructive and pretentious. Goodbye, Wayne! I'm fine with discussing things, but not if the other person plays dumb.
Gerhard, if you had watched the video, you’d know that at the end of the video there’s a statement saying that the Trinnov is NOT a replacement for acoustic treatment, and the reason that it works so well is because we have great speakers in a great room. And you’d also know that the biggest improvement the Trinnov made was audio phase alignment, which is something that acoustic treatment CANNOT accomplish. We are often against any kind of DSP processing in the monitoring chain, but without watching the video, you wouldn’t know why the Trinnov is the exception to our usual thoughts. I’d also like to add that “sounding like marketing” isn’t accurate here as we are not sponsored and not trying to sell you anything.
@@akagerhard Speaking of marketing, would you like my SubPac affiliate link?
@@PresentDayProduction please.. don't insult my intelligence. The term "professional level pricing" is bogus, I never claimed you said it replaces acoustic treatment, I said acoustic treatment is enough to be a professional. You managed for many years, didn't you? I also didn't say that there was no merit in using hard- or software to help out your room-treatment. I also didn't say that you were getting money for it - I said it SOUNDS like marketing (because marketing uses these kind of non-sensical phrases). So why are you attacking all kinds of things I DIDN'T say, instead of facing the one thing I actually DID say?
My estimate is: Because you know I'm right. "Professional level pricing" is a bogus term, you shouldn't have used. I'm subscribed to your channel, I value some of the information you give. But if you say something I don't agree with, I will voice my opinion. And you should own up to it - or defend the term I criticised, instead of trying to discredit me. I didn't criticise the video, I haven't seen it. I criticised the part of the video I saw - so why defend the whole video? I never criticised it.
You should be interested in what kind of behaviour stops people from watching the whole video. We both know watchtime is important for the algorythm. If I was you I'd say: "Hey Gerhard, thanks for the input! I'll try to sound less like marketing, because it is NOT marketing and I don't want it to come off as such."
So there's 3 ways this goes.. either you are able to stomach criticism, that you know has it's place (everybody makes mistakes) - and we can all happily move on to the next video, or you decide that your ego is more important than my freedom of speech, in which case you can delete my comment and I will unsubscribe. And lastly: You ignore this comment and I will not unsubscribe, but I'll keep in mind how this went. Your move!
If you tell me you haven’t watched the entire video then I have to assume you weren’t interested in learning anything about the topic. I don’t believe it’s a bogus term. I think anyone who works in a professional environment would pay that amount to sort their room out in under five minutes because they could easily earn that money back faster than ever by using the Trinnov. I think this will be the occasion where we agree to disagree!
I DO understand why you would think that “professional level pricing” makes it sound like “it’s only good because you pay a lot for it”, but that wasn’t the angle we were going for - and as I said, later in the video this was actually explained in more detail.
Thank you for your comment, regardless, it’s interesting to see what people think of our videos, of course.
I loooved the trinnov when I heard it!!!
I just grabbed my covfefe. What perfect timing.
As a fellow French recording and mixing engineer I will forgive what you said since I'm quite enjoying your content! But don't push I might end up setting up a strike ;-) Keep it up guys!
Yesssss
So... using the cheaper systems... the more your hand shakes, the more the results sound like w**k..? If the Trinnov system corrects a space that well, how come they can only fit about 35 of the 45 employees into the room for the group photo..? Does the Trinnov work well with Behringer Budget Earbuds, as that’d be the only monitoring I could afford if I bought one...? And, finally, where can I buy one of those one-way door windows, which you can’t see from the outside..?
Wow!
"Ç'est la guerre!"
-22.8% of Canada
1st !!
Your comment about the work ethics killed me. I had to pause, to stop giggling.
And then "even an Idiot can set it up, even Mark" made me kackle again.
Another really fine video. The "pro" in the name says something else, imo. It's for people like Mark, not the average bedroom produce, or small studio owner.
May I suggest, that you also have a look at IK Multimedia's ARC? Maybe ARC gets overlooked so often, because it's crap, but it also maybe it's a lesser known gem? Compared to other not "pro" room acoustic measurement software.
Cheers Peter! I’ve not heard of ARC so will look into it!
@@PresentDayProduction Hey James, thanks alot!
Floppy flopping like a champ :D
Ha! Wish I had the studio to even remotely begin to wish I had the need for such amazing technology…
Second! (Coz Jamie doesn't count lol)
We need a pure cat best of every 6 months or so :D
This is a great idea 😱
So, when does Flop Cat get their own CZcams channel? Asking for a friend…
He has his own Instagram… but yes, we definitely need a dedicated FlopCat CZcams channel!
instagram.com/flopcatpdp
Lordy.. If I did the work to justify that piece of kit, I'd be all over it. Glad you can work fewer hours Mark. You should have a go fund me page for Marks beverages, or perhaps flop cats snacks, or litter for his litter box (not Marks litter box the cats). You should be getting a little extra something for all this valuable information.
Thank you! :) we do have a donation link already, but maybe we can come up with something a little more constructive! We’re working on some fun stuff behind the scenes - keep an eye out for when that all comes together :)
@@PresentDayProduction Look at me being blind as a bat..donating shortly
Thank you so much, your support is truly appreciated! We’ll always do our best to bring the best content to help the community.
Fact: Flopcat purrs are phase-aligned within .0001 ms across the spectrum
Brexit voters by any chance? Just kidding! Great video! Going to buy one of these this week from sxpro 👍👍👍
To answer the question - definitely not!
@@PresentDayProduction serious question, did you notice the SPL of your monitors reduce with the Trinnov due to it compensating for the dips?
No - our SCM200’s have more than enough headroom so this wasn’t an issue - however as mentioned in the video this may put some less powerful monitors under strain.
@@PresentDayProduction great video! Just bought a Trinnov st2 from the lovely dale from sxpro after seeing the video x
Enjoy it!
I thought that my studio was pretty awesome, because it has the proverbial lava lamp.
But then....I saw Flopcat.
Every studio needs a FlopCat!