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| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
He uses AudioMulch, not Cool Edit. That's probably why these opening DJs thought he was playing a pre-recorded file, because the screen didn't look like Ableton or Serato. He must be a fake! |
when i opened for him he used cool edit (this was 2-3 years ago)
and yes, he pressed play, and then took his clothes off and put a pumpkin on his head and jumped into the crowd. i might even have a picture of the single stereo waveform gently chugging along.
he played here again a few months ago and this is from an interview with him:
http://cornellsun.com/section/arts/...l-talk-and-rock
| quote: | Sun: What’s the difference between when you’re making mixes for your shows and just recording?
G.G.: Both kind of influences each other. I mean, everything I do on stage is live, everything by hand, I’ll go through 400 samples in real time. But I [do] have to prepare the arrangements beforehand. And a lot of it is [that] I like trying on new ideas at shows. And I even like doing new interpretations of previously existing albums. If people like this song or that song from an album, I’ll try doing a remix in a new way ...
Sun: So do you change up the samples a lot? Do you craft it differently for every show?
G.G.: For a tour, there’s usually a general base, but I like to prepare more material than I want to play so I can skip around a little bit if I feel like it. If I have time off, like this weekend’s shows are Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and this week I prepared some new material, so tonight versus last weekend, there might [only] be two new minutes or new material in there.I do that every week and it adds up ... Like there’s some things I’ll play tonight that I’ll never play again. |
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