I believe Mr. Mills is also using CD decks now too.
Looking forward to seeing him destroy them this Saturday in SF.
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On Monday, April 16, 2012 at 8:39 AM, david smith wrote:
> Amen to that, I almost lost my pocket calc
bonjour à tous!
here's the recording of my live PA i played last saturday at the CCCLTD live04
evening (in quebec city)...
loops humbly mixed live in ableton / 6 channels / glitches here and there but
you get to have an idea of what i do.
sounds like deep & moody, glitch experimental techno
On 16 Apr 2012, at 20:42, Greg Earle wrote:
> On Apr 16, 2012, at 6:15 AM PDT, David Smith wrote:
>
>> VS an analog show: rewind the clock to 1981, just imagine what it
>> would be like to hear them "live." -- if there is such a thing. I
>> heard they were indeed here in 1981, I'd like to thin
On Apr 16, 2012, at 6:15 AM PDT, David Smith wrote:
> VS an analog show: rewind the clock to 1981, just imagine what it
> would be like to hear them "live." -- if there is such a thing. I
> heard they were indeed here in 1981, I'd like to think it wasn't just
> them playing a tape, dancing aroun
I think there's a general trend going on there. People do get sick of
lugging bags of records all over the world, and all those guys are
getting into their 40s and have to start worrying about their lumbar
region.
Terrence Parker is using CD decks now too. I think that there's a few
models (Pion
Amen to that, I almost lost my pocket calculator (true story not just
a pun) today before my big week of finals! I'd imagine that horrible
feeling when someone runs off with your moog, or a tube or rare fuse
breaks or something. I enjoyed their stage show, I guess that was my
original point, for
On 16 Apr 2012, at 15:27, kent williams wrote:
> There are a ton of horror stories about touring with analog synths in
> the old days --
We have plenty with them ( horror stories) just in the studio, fucking things :)
m
There are a ton of horror stories about touring with analog synths in
the old days -- bringing two of everything and a synth tech just to
have one machine working every night, or using space heaters on stage
next to synths to keep them at a constant temperature so they stay in
tune. Or Keith Emers
