If that's the case, you should really put up some video I'm sure that's some gear working madness that people would enjoy watching!
~David On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Matt Chester <chesterm...@gmail.com> wrote: > That's exactly what we do. Empty drum machines and no synth sequences. > Guy plays all the keys live and loops them up as he goes, he doesn't start > with any patterns, and I use 3 drum machines all empty to begin with. The > only thing that is any way prepared are some of the patch banks. > > On that Plex session we cut off the first couple of loops of the recording > where we built up those patterns > > > On 13/09/2012 15:11, kent williams wrote: > > I'm interested in what you mean "programmed & played live" -- not to doubt > your veracity, but for it to be 100% true you'd have to start out with all > your drum machine patterns empty, no sequences in sequenced synths, and > every set would inevitably start out with some pretty bare initial drum > programming. Listening to the Plex set it seems like you start out with > some material ready to go. > > Even Shawn Rudiman -- who is as close to completely live as they come -- has > a bunch of midi loops ready to go in an MMT8... > > > On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Matt Chester <chesterm...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> >> The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm >> doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a >> fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot, >> nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below) >> > > > -- > matt chester > 11th hour recordings > www.matt-chester.com
