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Advices for live show

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hi
in the next months i will do some shows (well, maybe one or two, after those who knows :) ) with a dj. How to integrate this on live, saying that i use to work with 1 sampler (maybe the sp505 or the mpc1000)+kaoss pad2+pc? he'll do mainly scrathces in this sort of project, no beatmakin, no fx etc...
have you got experience working in team with a dj?
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i have no knowledge of tat shit but ide say both of you spend hella time together working on a set or act type shit i dunno lol sounds fun tho...
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Two words:
HI FANA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lbAZOCR3qw

Also seen Mike Boo and DNAE Beats pull some MPD / ttablist action, though much more jammy and less tricknique.
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PS BIG UP THE LIVE MUSIC
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JayLost wrote:i have no knowledge of tat shit but ide say both of you spend hella time together working on a set or act type shit i dunno lol sounds fun tho...

yes
that's exactly what he proposed to me, a kind of "we see each other in order to prepare beats, scratches etc"...personally i'm most of all more "improvvisative", but who knows, maybe this could be interesting to prepare the show


toadMoneyyy wrote:Two words:
HI FANA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lbAZOCR3qw

Also seen Mike Boo and DNAE Beats pull some MPD / ttablist action, though much more jammy and less tricknique.


they're cool, very techinque
but i don't know if for an hour (or something) i would like to see/hear that...

maybe we'll do something like this> part1:the dj will make some turntabling+music; part2:we'll play some beats+scratches; part3:i'll play some beats
3 parts show is maybe cool, considering that i got some beats but not enough to cover the whole show...plus is interesting to see how the dj's music (http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7qyy8_dj-berlin-au-ccl_people) "works" with my noises...
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