[MuzikaHR]
Has an instrument ever died on you mid-set? Like maybe that first VCS3 synth you’re still lugging around to shows?
[JMJ]
It's a massive gamble for this tour since I'm actually bringing those vintage pieces out. It puts a lot of pressure on the road crew, too. So far, fingers crossed, everything's been smooth sailing. But accidents happen, and honestly? People dig it. Unlike those sterile shows where everything goes perfectly to plan, a little glitch creates this raw tension between the band members. If the crowd catches on, they love it—it proves you aren't faking anything. You're out there taking risks on stage.
Has an instrument ever died on you mid-set? Like maybe that first VCS3 synth you’re still lugging around to shows?
[JMJ]
It's a massive gamble for this tour since I'm actually bringing those vintage pieces out. It puts a lot of pressure on the road crew, too. So far, fingers crossed, everything's been smooth sailing. But accidents happen, and honestly? People dig it. Unlike those sterile shows where everything goes perfectly to plan, a little glitch creates this raw tension between the band members. If the crowd catches on, they love it—it proves you aren't faking anything. You're out there taking risks on stage.
nimblegull23 said:Man, for someone his age, he jumps around like he’s on pure adrenaline.
The whole show was incredible. I spent countless nights programming and learning his hits, so I just had to go see it live. 👍
Though I don't get why we act like such jerks and boo the translator?!
Anyway, looking at it from the technical side (engineer brain kicking in here), was all that heavy analog gear actually being played live, or was it just a highly choreographed show running off a sequence or something? : suspicious look : : Ilia Čvorović: 😬