lol what would you do if live should crash in a club?
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We run Live on 2 computers, each doing half the tracks. Each computer has a stereo ruffmix backup of what the other is doing for every scene - this track always plays, but is usually muted. If one computer should freeze or crash, we can un-mute this track and fly on one engine while re-booting the other. The crowd never knows a thing. We've had to use this only 3 times in the last 4 years. In the event of a catastrophic hull-loss failure we also have an iPod.
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incorporating a live drummer, singer, and using a Wretch machine for live improvisation. The laptop crashes, it's all live improv.
I know that doesn't help you guys who DJ, or who use a laptop as your only instrument, but my question to that is what are we doing to the performance aspect of music? Why not just hand a mix tape over of your best mix? No one in the audience is going to be able to tell that you're not just checking email and playing iTunes.
I know that doesn't help you guys who DJ, or who use a laptop as your only instrument, but my question to that is what are we doing to the performance aspect of music? Why not just hand a mix tape over of your best mix? No one in the audience is going to be able to tell that you're not just checking email and playing iTunes.
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^^^^^Fuck me sideways!!!!!rikhyray wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTxdKi77 ... p?p=203152
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great idea.Pitch Black wrote:We run Live on 2 computers, each doing half the tracks. Each computer has a stereo ruffmix backup of what the other is doing for every scene - this track always plays, but is usually muted. If one computer should freeze or crash, we can un-mute this track and fly on one engine while re-booting the other. The crowd never knows a thing. We've had to use this only 3 times in the last 4 years. In the event of a catastrophic hull-loss failure we also have an iPod.
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and upside down too!!!Pitch Black wrote:^^^^^Fuck me sideways!!!!!rikhyray wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTxdKi77 ... p?p=203152
+1 on the failsafe.sparklepuff wrote:you hit "Play" on your iPod.
I just saw a friend's gig where the bulk of the entire set was played off an ipod and they just played some instruments and sung over that. Although I found it kind of funny that their sound guy by the mixer was in charge of cuing the songs on the ipod, the human untitled playlist.
But I will admit the banjo thing sounds good and I would go to that gig hoping Live crashes.
it happened to me earlier this year in Tokyo , at a Techno gig in Shibuya !
i said - "minna san , gomenasai !!" (bowed deeply) and rebooted.
i got off pretty lightly...
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awesome backup set-up Pitch Black !!
i said - "minna san , gomenasai !!" (bowed deeply) and rebooted.
i got off pretty lightly...
PS
awesome backup set-up Pitch Black !!
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