Angled Riser for Vocaster One

I picked up a knock-off Stream Deck for $40 and when setting it out on my desk decided I wanted to raise my Vocaster One up over it. I traced out the shape of the rubber foot on the codec and made a TPU mate for it, then drew out a hollow body to hold it about 42mm up and rotated at a 22.5° angle. Then since I had the TPU loaded I went ahead and made some little feet for it as well so it wouldn't slide around so much. The only overhangs are the four straight walls for cable management, the interior of the model has been graded not have any overhangs. The end result is a fairly low material use riser that puts all my controls on a common and easy to reach plane. You could glue the TPU parts on if you want, but as they're all retained it hasn't been necessary for me yet. For spacing considerations, the top of your Vocaster will end up about 5" (120mm) up off the surface of your desk. You could print the whole thing in whatever material you'd like, but using a really s