MATRIXSYNTH: Diversitronica - Elefante e Castelo ao vivo


Monday, November 03, 2008

Diversitronica - Elefante e Castelo ao vivo


YouTube via uilames. Live in Brazil.
"Diversitronica tocando Elefante e Castelo ao vivo no Festival Coquetel Molotov 2006."
via William:
"In these videos the bass player is also using a Novation Bass Station Rack, controlled by a tiny two-octave Edirol. I´m the one in the middle, using a M-Audio Ozonic on the top and an Alesis Micron. I also use a Powerbook G4 running Ableton Live. The other guy on the keyboards is using another Powerbook running Reason, a four-octave Edirol midi controller and a Roland JP-8000.

Ableton Live is sending midi sync to everybody and the two laptops are in sync by the ethernet port. At the time of this gig, my favorite pice of gear was my Alesis Micron. In the other hand, programming it was painful, beacuse there were no software editor for Mac. And Micron´s vocoder sucks.

We often change the gear we take to the stage, as you can see in the following video, where we didn´t use laptops and we had an Akai S-3000XL, a Roland JV-2080 and a Roland JP-8080."
myspace.com/diversitronica
myspace.com/williampaiva

1 comment:

  1. By the way, the "following video" I was talking about is this onde here:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojMNMrsUmiM

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