Sanjay C’s Studio: Flock Audio, Stream Decks, and a Desk That Slaps

Forget crawling behind racks like a synth goblin—Sanjay C’s new Flock Audio Patch and CX system means instant, cable-free routing for every bit of gear in his studio. The Patch app lets him flick between keyboards, mics, and outboard chains with a click, finally making that mountain of hardware actually usable. The CX adds front-panel connections and phantom power, so even the fussiest condenser mics get a seat at the table.

This setup isn’t just neat, it’s a workflow game-changer. No more scribbled patchbay diagrams or lost inspiration while you hunt for the right cable. Everything’s controlled from a dead-simple interface, and for the first time, Sanjay can actually use all his synths and outboard gear without a headache. It’s the kind of upgrade that turns a studio from a cable graveyard into a creative playground.

Sanjay’s desk is a gadget lover’s fever dream, loaded with tools that keep the music flowing and the workflow tight. The CalDigit TS4 hub is the unsung hero, letting him run everything—audio, video, and storage—off a single Thunderbolt cable. No more unplugging half the studio just to add a new toy.

There’s a NuFi Air 75 mechanical keyboard for clicky satisfaction, a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse for smooth moves, and an Apple trackpad for those video-editing gestures. Even the monitor’s got tricks: the LG Flex can curve on command to kill reflections. Toss in a BenQ desk lamp for late-night sessions and you’ve got a setup that’s as functional as it is flashy. If you want to see how it all fits together, the video’s a must-watch—words can’t do justice to the gadget choreography.

Studio monitors can make or break your mix, and Sanjay’s not messing about. The ATC SCM25A’s are perched on Sound Anchor stands, delivering the kind of clarity and punch that’ll expose every dodgy EQ move you make. These aren’t just the winners of his own high-end shootout—they’re the heart of the room, making music sound so good you’ll want to listen all day.

Paired with a sub and those heavyweight stands, the ATCs turn the workspace into a proper listening bunker. If you want to know how they really sound in the room, you’ll have to watch the video and hear them in action. Trust me, no amount of flowery prose can replace the gut-punch of a great monitor demo.