That's putting it nicely. In my opinion, a live-act can be very interesting and exciting... if it really IS a live act. I've seen Mike Dearborn do a live set.. with all the neat equipment we all love. No laptops here. But.. the good man never touched any of his synths. It gets worse.. switching from one song to another.. building up climaxes.. all without lifting a hand. My respect goes out to the real cowboys out there. Who ride horses in stead of pickup trucks ! CraZ At 05:11 2002.03.04, Corey Appleby wrote: >On Sunday, March 3, 2002, at 11:04 PM, Aaron J. Grier wrote: > > > "[...] I generally haven't found IDM guys to be very good > > live acts, most of them just sit down at their laptop and > > tweak reaktor." -- Brandon Daniel > >I don't know how far spread the phrase is yet, but that style of >performance is apparently worthy of it's own genre name. > >Tablecore. > >Heh. > >c. > > TonyBlack 100% Pure Acid Techno http://www.tonyblack.org The Dutch Synth Forum http://www.synthforum.nl
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So-called live-acts
2002-03-04 by CraZ