LAPALUX - Live Session - 'Movement i, ii & iii' - 'Make Money ' - Brainfeeder - Soundcheck.tv
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- With everything running perfectly to schedule, Lapalux had all the time in the world to take us through an emotional journey of his fragmented and textured soundscapes. Using an Abelton Push and Akai Mpd 32 setup, enabled him to trigger and manipulate epic live versions of his tracks into one smooth endless session.
Not fully anticipating the raw sub bass weight Stuart was about to unleash, we naively set up our cameras. Only to find that nowhere was safe from the sheer power of his kick!
'Movement i, ii & iii'
'Make Money'
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How do you even get this good at music
Update 11 months later I bought an ableton push and still can’t do any of this shit
Quit everything else and do this every day for hours and hours. I agree it’s infuriating
Set up loads of loop tracks, sort them by type (kicks, percussion, basslines, vocals etc), set up a few return tracks, map those return tracks to knobs and start making yourself proud!
Dakotah Rivers c mon..push is just a controler.. i bought one a months ago and it improve my abilty to produce a better stuff..its very handy, but definitely only just a part of the huge process.. lapalux is owner of some very expensive synths like dave smiths prophet, whis is a big deal in creating music.. lot of sounds in his tracks are coming right from this beautiful synth which is always better than using some loops available on eshops etc. ..and mostly he is a skiller. Lobe his stuff more than anything in this genre.. 👽
@@dakotahrivers6640 ableton push is a weird one, had mine for almost a year and nearly sold it before something finally clicked and I managed to implement it into my recording workflow.
Without You is one of the best pieces of music ever written.
More talent here than I think the world is ready for
4:58 one of my favorite beats. And I am a HUGE fan of Future Sound of London, Boards of Canada, Amon Tobin. But something about that beat I love it
This dude is radically underrated
He's a Master at blending genres and eras of music. I love how the bass shakes the cameras, brings us into the music even more. I'd love to be able to buy/download this mix. Lapalux fan for life!
Use y2mate.com to download this as an MP3 audio.
No. Support the artist for putting out beautiful art into the world.
@@PREASSUREHEAD how if its not available?
MAN JUST MIXED 3 OF HIS TRACKS LIVE ON STAGE OMFG
hmmm you must be new to this scenes, thats the point to watch these live show. If we only watch and hear same stuff from the album, i'd rather hear it on my computer instead come into a liveshow
SPEEDR Amazingly and swiftly .. he actually did 4 songs
5 songs (movement - make money - without you - guuurl - closure)
RNDRGLND well over all it was a little more but we're talking about the songs that we're played at once which was 4. (Unknown song), without you, gurl and then another unknown song @10:32
Yeh I meant the song that appeared all at once which he mixed so mercilessly
This dude understands music in a way I think is absent in the industry.
still rocking that dusty first gen push
literally that one guitar piece from movement that i got moved by the most... isn't in there, but still what a master piece till this day
Loved that mix of Guuurl and that transition into movement 3 was tense. His style is so great
Khalid Jackson just noticed he mixed without you in too🤙🏾
Ah man I like this version of "Make Money" more! I always thought his tracks were a bit too short (You know you don't want them to end either), especially that one in particular, being under 2 minutes.
Lapalux + Fleetwood Mac = Wow
Just realised: he uses that "make money" sample on the recorded version, but here he uses Stevie Nicks sample "Dreams" also ("women they will come and they will go"). Reminds me of "f*ck b*tches make money".
That Fleetwood Mac Acapella flip tho,
unreal
so so so good
Guy's cookin' hard !
his sound is insane
Would love to understand the works of his mind. Truly blows my brain.
Also the way he’s bopping his head throughout the whole set really shows how much he’s enjoying it all.
Wowwwwwee, what a Music. Iss Amazing.
I love for this Music a dance.
The best Dj forever
He is the lost prodigy that sprung from the early Richard David James' melancholic masterpieces.
What a guy. Amazing!
I’m watching it 5 times a day since I discovered it
dictionary definition of live performance i found it here.
I'm back again. Can't believe how good his live sets are. I went on his set in Brooklyn Output. The club that already doesn't exist. It was such a fire..
He is a genius
Underrated. This is just pure bliss
The best music forever.......Wowwwww
Most underrated musican.
My favourite artist
That Stevie nicks remix is so dope!🔥🔥🔥💚💚💚🧞♀️
Amazing sound. A rare talent
wow such raw goodness
Lovely Soundscapes.
Every time I anxiety I listen to this.
Anyone else got goosebumps?
My favorite dude
another great moment captured forever...what a dude...such sound!!
wow, this is incredible. I know what I'm playing first when dropping acid next time. really appreciate the work, Lapalux
This version of movement dope
💯 talent.
Yo that Fleetwood mac remix!!!❤🧡💛💚💙💜💯🖤🤍🤎💦💫
true art
Killed the whole set. Speechless
hot hot hot - fireeeeeeeee the knob burnt to death at 3:50 shiiiit
LOVE YOU MAN
love this!
so fucking good
@xettainfo seriously?? Where have you heard that?
Damn! Dude Im lovin it! GJ as always :)
Aww Sirr
UNREEEEEL
When this comin live tho
Oommgoosshh💋💋❤❤💕💕💪🏽💪🏽
@xettainfo haven't heard about that
Whats the track at around 2:35?
Movement i, ii & iii
I fucking lov u!
yeet doesn't even do it for me here
6:27 the best part pls pin me
Only 321 likes!!!
It's always funny watching electronic producers destroying their songs live with silly sound effects. Stu is still a G tho, respect.