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I just checked my mail on myspace and a company wants to book me for a 30min set in San Francisco. I don't know what to say since I don't do live performances and have never really practiced, plus I don't know how entertaining it would be to watch me play with my 303. I would have to set up something in Ableton with my Pad Kontrol but I just got the PK and don't have a full version of Ableton to save compositions. Any thoughts on what I should do? I'm a pretty shy person too, so I don't know how I'll do a live show in a club. I'm just super flattered that someone in the industry likes my music enough to ask.

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thats dope!

El Corazon hit me up a couple months back to do a set...

I can't do a damn live show, i dont have enough material.

Do it, record it, video.

then come to seattle so we can do a show together.


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congrats man

possibly :

render your existing tracks into 4 bar loops - separate bassline, melody, drums1, drums 2 etc

then load these into your 303 as 'scenes' - ie trigger your intro scene, apply the SP's effects to one or two elelemntsa, let it run through a few times...when the crowd is ready for more, drop the second scene. once again, tweak effects, tap pads in another bank as one-shots, etc, then move through to another scene

you'd probably have to switch cards a few times, maybe have an ipod with some 'ambient' interludes to stream through the mixer while you turn SP off, load card and let it reboot.

good luck bro, don't stress too much ppl are generally happy to see someone having a go of genuine live electronic music


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i think you'd do great. get live with it!!!

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do it man

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Thanks guys, I think I'll set some ish up tomorrow on the sp and time it to see if I can fill the set with something interesting. If I do it, I'll bring my macbook with some stuff for a back up/interlude situation.

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i say keep it lo-key...bring a crate of records and do live beat making,...

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awesome man! tape that ish, i wanna see!

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That's what's up bro... you should mos definitely do it. I think you'll do a great show. Get someone to tape it, thats a must.

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how do you record tracks? just take your best ones and play them live like you would recording? or is it just me who plas shit live? haha

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DO THAT SHIT YO. Don't get too wrapped up in the bullshit. Just have fun, if your havin a good time so is everyone watchin.

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Hey that's cool man. Think you should do this too! What about having some video stuff shown on screen while you're at it? I mean there would be more visual stuff than one man and his little big box.


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I've seen that you've got microkorg on board also, so I guess you can create some "interesting" sound in it, save em, and then just hit the keys during your show.

Im not a pro in piano/keyboard playing and I recently I've figured out that when you just focus on 5 keys per octave ( CDE + GA ) you can create some not-bad sounding melodies, which of course wont be very complex, but you know, the audience in most of the clubs is not very "demanding".
And yeah, I know my "advice" with those keys will sound funny to you ( especially to those who plays piano a lot ) but I just wanted to add my 2 cents :)

Man, Im also mad shy when it comes to live playing. I played sax once in front of bigger audience... maaaan, I was shaking like a jelly :D
But I bet that if you gonna like it, and later you'll play more such shows, you get used to it and maybe find a new way to make dollars :)

Peace man and I hope you will accept this challenge.

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hey euclid - do it mans. i've played live a lot and it is the number one way to tighten the bolts on everything you do. honestly, you'll learn shit that you can't even explain.

here's joe beats playing live, just a simple set up in a bar: a table, a mixer, and a 404. i think its cool and engaging:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqFaqHP4Jeg

peace, and congrats, mans. it feels good to be headhunted.


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Yeah man just pull out some ras g type shit...303 blasting drums, and than just jam on the microkorg. thats dope man congrats!

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