Unobscured view of Daft Punk using the Jazzmutant Lemur.

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Unobscured view of Daft Punk using the Jazzmutant Lemur.

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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ATSmaHNeZCA

Is it just me, or is Thomas using that Lemur as a sampler?
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noodles wrote:http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ATSmaHNeZCA

Is it just me, or is Thomas using that Lemur as a sampler?


that's right. he is probobly controlling live..
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yeah, they are definitely running ableton. it just never occured to me that the lemur could be used to do that.

and it looks like thomas's & guy's outputs are linked, so that guy could effect everything thomas was sampling.
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omfg thats the first time i've ever seen or heard anything about the lemur. its so ridiculously cool looking. it looks like light up spaceship controls or something.
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Post by noodles »

yeah the lemur is great. expensive as a motherfucker.

but they make things very very convenient. and are pretty snazzy.
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I'm not convinced by the lemur - you could have a MASSIVE bank of knobs and sliders for that kind of money...It [the lemur] seems like being flash for the sake of being flash to me :lol:
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further proof of a collective consciousness;

i was thinking a couple months ago; i was dreaming a of computer screen like an etch-a-sketch that could have mass storage capabilities and basically work like neke/miko does but with a touch screen. creepy...
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cool for sure,
but IMO touch screen will always fail without tactile feedback
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kanye fucking ruins the song.
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I dunno, his lyrics are often pretty dope, but it's not my favorite rapper either.
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Post by noodles »

606man wrote:I'm not convinced by the lemur - you could have a MASSIVE bank of knobs and sliders for that kind of money...It [the lemur] seems like being flash for the sake of being flash to me :lol:


well, when you are robotic parisian duo blasting electroc-disco from a giant pyramid/LED display - why not have some flashy touch screens to go with them moogs?

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hehe good call.
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in this video you can REALLY se how Kraftwerk fans daft punk are. just look how kraftwerk they look in their solo with the lights and everything:D

daft punk rock:D
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I never saw anything in daft punk other than an awesome lightshow/stage setup.. their music seems really plain
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Have you seen them play live? Their music is all about big, big soundsytems - the most basic sound is incredible at 40000 watts... Like Tiesto's sets - they only sound good on massive speaker stacks :lol: They create a pretty powerful atmosphere so long as there's the juice to back 'em up:D
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