Paul Van Dyk Friday May 11th 2007 @ The tabby

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Posted by ZeeRobot1 on Mar-19-2007 01:19:

I will be as well I would like to meet some of my fellow TA's if they dont mind a youngin but you cant always find me by the dj booth or on the balcony with my lights

Posted by A1C on Mar-21-2007 04:08:

quote:
Originally posted by DrewStylz
Everbody is invited for the high five crew come May 11th. LOL. Come May 11th, I have a feeling I will be high fiving everyone I see in sight. That's my style.

I've noticed that most of your posts make about as much sense as a cross eyed, toothless, hairless, one footed, hemaphroditic swimsuit model... That's probably NOT your style, though...duh doyee

Posted by ZeeRobot1 on Mar-21-2007 13:49:

quote:
Originally posted by A1C
I've noticed that most of your posts make about as much sense as a cross eyed, toothless, hairless, one footed, hemaphroditic swimsuit model... That's probably NOT your style, though...duh doyee

Thats funny as shit

Posted by Xevious on Mar-21-2007 13:56:

pvd tickets?

Is there anywhere else I can purchase PVD tickets like how the tiesto tickets were being sold at satellite before?
Are they being sold at launch?

Posted by ZeeRobot1 on Mar-21-2007 19:32:

Just go to your local publix and go to their ticketmaster booth by where they sell cigs.

Posted by Xevious on Mar-21-2007 20:09:

cool thanks!

wait you sure there's no service charge like the online ones?

Posted by DrewStylz on Mar-22-2007 02:05:

What?

Posted by ZeeRobot1 on Mar-24-2007 00:54:

yeah you do have a service charge.

Posted by DrewStylz on Mar-26-2007 02:16:

We're taking that shit over.

Posted by yixi on Mar-28-2007 08:23:

woot lol

Posted by Dream Beamz on Mar-29-2007 05:43:

hum, i think pauls live surprise is going to be quite the treat. I didnt attend ultra this year but i have a feeling what he did there will be what he does in ATL. at least i hope

Posted by Xevious on Mar-29-2007 15:50:

What did he do in miami?

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-29-2007 16:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Xevious
What did he do in miami?
play records...... do jesus poses... etc

Posted by Scottaculous on Mar-29-2007 16:50:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
play records...... do jesus poses... etc

wrong on both counts. paul uses ableton live and, at best, does air pianos.

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-29-2007 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Scottaculous
wrong on both counts. paul uses ableton live and, at best, does air pianos.

Posted by Dream Beamz on Mar-29-2007 20:30:

He had 5 midi controlers and a live drummer? 2 of the Midis being keyboards, 1 of them the xzone mixer and 2 others. I think one was the UC33

Original link here
http://photo.rukes.com/umf9/umf9.html

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-29-2007 20:55:

that shit is way too hardcore....

Posted by Xevious on Mar-29-2007 23:01:

He's making little twirly things with his hands...
He uses ableton w00t that means we get uber mixes with him playing air pianos!

Posted by Ted Promo on Mar-30-2007 00:04:

He is pretty much traveling with a booth as pathetically odd as Jonathan Peters.

Posted by A1C on Mar-30-2007 03:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
He is pretty much traveling with a booth as pathetically odd as Jonathan Peters.

Don't put those two in the same boat. If you have any understanding of live audio, there's nothing "pathetically odd" about it. It's all about having options on the fly... which PVD's setup has given him. JP's setup is over the top for his ability as a DJ.

Posted by Ted Promo on Mar-30-2007 04:15:

quote:
Originally posted by A1C
Don't put those two in the same boat. If you have any understanding of live audio, there's nothing "pathetically odd" about it. It's all about having options on the fly... which PVD's setup has given him. JP's setup is over the top for his ability as a DJ.

Yet Paul still can't do much that gets me excited with all of that shit. One computer running Ableton hooked up to a MIDI controller is more than enough to do the trick. Why in the hell does he need keyboards, drummers, studio mixers, and things of the like for the shit sets he seems to throw down. You don't need any of that to play an ATRC accapella at 140bpm.

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-30-2007 14:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
Yet Paul still can't do much that gets me excited with all of that shit. One computer running Ableton hooked up to a MIDI controller is more than enough to do the trick. Why in the hell does he need keyboards, drummers, studio mixers, and things of the like for the shit sets he seems to throw down. You don't need any of that to play an ATRC accapella at 140bpm.
i agree its a bit of overkill.. anyhow im not even going to this show..... ill stop posting

Posted by ZeeRobot1 on Mar-30-2007 15:47:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
i agree its a bit of overkill.. anyhow im not even going to this show..... ill stop posting

WHY NOT ITS PAUL VAN DYK !

Posted by nchs09 on Mar-30-2007 15:50:

quote:
Originally posted by ASoT1
WHY NOT ITS PAUL VAN DYK !
becasue its paul van dyk.

Posted by A1C on Mar-30-2007 16:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
Yet Paul still can't do much that gets me excited with all of that shit. One computer running Ableton hooked up to a MIDI controller is more than enough to do the trick. Why in the hell does he need keyboards, drummers, studio mixers, and things of the like for the shit sets he seems to throw down. You don't need any of that to play an ATRC accapella at 140bpm.

You're still thinking inside the box. Live improv man... in case he wants to toss in a loop created on the fly.. an auxiliary melody. True, to "DJ" he has more than he needs, but in case he wants to add some improvisational elements, his setup provides him with this capability.

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