Live Performance Techniques Pt 1: Performance Playthrough w/ Atropolis
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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In this first video of a three-part series about Live Performance Techniques, Dubspot Instructor Adam Partridge aka Atropolis takes us through his live set and performs a Global Bass routine using various instruments. Watch as Adam performs his remix of "Batuque" by Dom La Nena, using Ableton Live connected to a drum pad for playing and recording percussion, an Ableton Push for launching clips, a Livid Instruments DS1 for mixing and manipulating effects, two Akai MIDI keyboards for playing rhythms, and a Gaita: a tradition Columbian Woodwind. In the second and third part of the series, Adam will give us a closer look at his live setup while sharing his approach to performing live and offering some great techniques to help improve your live sets.
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Did this nigga really just pull out a flute on dat azz? Just dope
Really cool, there need to be more people doing this kinda stuff 😃
can't wait for parts 2 and 3!!!
Love the whole vibe going on.
i like how he sampled toto la momposina flute section .... very nice!!!
00:45 seconds into ableton and chill and he whips out his flute like
+Jim Richard I like ableton and chill ;)
Refreshing style !
Sick man Atropolis i like your style
Handsonic! haven't seen one of those bad boys in a minute
Amazing!!
When that bass kicks in though.
its call "gaita", from colombia
Really cool *---*
Cool!
THIS IS LIT GODAMN
Is this the melody of "La mezcla"?
Damn.
did the ds1 change its the design? i remember it being much taller
ableton drum pad? those exist? how is the response/bounce/velocity sensitivity/aftertouch on those?
+noreaction I have one, very very accurate. Not Maschine Accurate but on the ball! Velocity sensitive and aftertouch. and you can get to put rack of drums and/or use 64 drums on on page! really cool!
Not my style at all.. techno all the way here but duuuuuude, I would love to see this guy live!!!
Indian Flute, Timberland.
Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like Sango - wassup
I hope you are thinking in playing this shit in a Night Club...
br track
What is here cool?
sounds like timbaland - indian flute lol
+Swaroop Kishore absolutely love an respect Timbaland. Wish he could have been a bit more respectful to the origins of his "Indian Flute" sample. Its not his, and its not called the "Indian Flute", its called La Curua and the original artist is Toto La Momposina. But yes, he sampled this melody. Its ancient and beautiful.
Adam Partridge right... thanks for the info. I learned a lot from the video. Thanks