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The live versions of the songs are
Different
Soniclean then you hear on the record because
There are some things that I can
Replicate live
That that would have been on a produced record one being kind of
My math
Master output
So my master output I don't have
The same kind of mastering chain
On everything like we were discussing
For that
Goes out
Because what what is happening is those all the individual outputs of those tracks are coming into
An analog mixer
And that analog mixer is thumbing
The parts
So
So the mix is slightly different
It's honestly at
Concert level volume you can't tell I can't tell nobody can't
But
I try my best to match
The live equipment that I'm using live to
Emulate or be like
What it is on the record so
I Don't Stray too
Far from
Like change drums up in
Entirely
Create whole new melodies
Stuff like that
Know all that stuff
Stays exactly the
Some levels might have been off a bed as I'm
Adjusting the track or getting ready for the next track
S***
You do accidentally knock
Vader with a beer something you know like that should happen
X
You know there are some
My Nerdist
Ultimate
My performances aren't I
DJ set
So I can't
Play
You know I can't I can't hear some kids screaming play ghosts and stuff
The front and then immediately
Going to go send stuff like a band
The duration of pre-recorded versus live is is 121 I mean it is all pre-recorded
That's the nature of electronic music
Unless you're
You know improving with life
Analog
Sequencers
But I've always had the saying that you can do
100
Send live EDM really good for a very short amount of time after that it's
Because
Did the songs change after
4 minutes or 5 minutes or something like that so
You would have to shut down all your life gear
Kind of put your finger up in the air load up all new sequences home in patches
For all that gear and you know maybe if you're lucky 45 minutes later everything will boot up again and then you could
Could do the next track and it would sound different than the first
So
Printed audio helps in the sense that you can have a bed of all everything going
Going at once and you can pick and choose you know what you want in and
And we're at that point but
The other
Pitfall
Doing it live life and I mean otter precent live is that
That there would be no communication in there between you and what's playing on
Video and when and how
Or with motion control with some of the mechanics and Robotics happening onstage and all that stuff all that
Stuff you have to throw out the window because
You can't do that
So
You know
I'm not the first then and I won't be the last
To to program shows
So course I got s*** on by already played the same set
It's not a set it has nothing to do with
That's that I mean it it's a show is its Adam programmed
Thing
Now I could just as easily
Tayk
Be at home here in the studio and produce a show render it out to a stereophile
And then just play that stereophile in and just be there for the sake of
Being there I guess you know like
I don't think anyone would really notice the
I don't
What I do is I load up
The project file
The song that I'm performing and in doing that instead of playing you know a CD of
Branded audio track it gives me a lot more control to do things
With the music
Which
Not a lot of people take note of but
For my sanity of being up there for 75 minutes to an hour
Or more is
You know it gives me something to do
And I like to kind of challenge myself and create
Different
Slightly altered versions of the
The songs that everyone is familiar with Augustine
I guess
Expected mostly
Play
In
Be able to
Take that and then have the the dog
Being used as snot
Really an instrument but as kind of a
CD player Plus
Meaning that you know I can
Play audio data
Go into a 32-channel mix console so I'll have all my stems and parts like kind of rough down
To about maybe 8 to 16 channel
Perch rack and then have all the levels where I can do live adjustment
And
Parts with that hattersync lead in them or or some kind of
Baseline or base drone or
Pat or anything like that
I could remove that
From the original project file and then send the midi data out
2
Synthesize
And have a synthesizer
To do it
Any advantage to doing that versus having the Audioslave
Playing while it goes while it does just for safety sake in case that's in
Besides
Take your crap
Push the original
IPad backup
But
What what I can do then is then I can modify parameters to that one specific
Text sound on that device right then and there so
You know if I want to
You know
Put an elephant on a pad or something like that having playing at
Icdl that you can't do that
It's All or Nothing
So you either filter their whole song or you don't
That's
What DJing
He is so
We're doing it that way I can lend you know
Control or change patches of
Certain instruments since that are that are
Are playing at that time and do that
And then
Also when I'm producing a track I keep in mind always even from
You know from the early stages of even finishing the track or halfway through it
I keep things in mind like oh you know I'm going to want to perform this live at one point so I should really make Note 2
To use this
Since or something like that because then I can
Pull that off the shelf
You know how to live show and then and then
Have that same sin playing with
Corresponds
The same type of audience
That's just something
Can I keep in mind
I don't come out of the gate
F****** just
Throwing huge Basin in
Crazy Rhythm and you know just really loud sounds I like to swell.
I like the kind of come on pretty subtly and just let things build up for a bit and then maybe like start out at
After couple minutes with no
Just some kind of precursor to what's to come kind of thing and then and then that's how I choose tracks
Set
I mean nobody in their right mind ever started a
Asset with just
Okay
Play number one hit
If I can get it over with and then start doing all this other stuff
Obviously different moods are going to create by even if you're playing the exact
Different order you're going to
I could dictate between what
What ultimately was perceived as a good show or a badger
I think about things like that and I and I try to
Incorporate the silences and breaks or very quiet hearts and you know
Semi strategic spots
So that you know
Okay well these kids have been jumping around for the last like you know
15-20 minutes non-stop to these hits
They don't want to be having their feet off the floor the whole hours so let's
Kind of like
Make aloe here and
Set up the next
You know kind of thing
I usually Endocet with
You know I track that means alot to me
Because
The other last song whether it's
In my case
It's more fun than hot
It's got to be
Astrobrights
The ntrack should be your
Your
Magnus obituary
Your this is
What they're going to remember
So you're open or has to be something in your clothes are has to be something
Specialty because
When you're closing out your you're
You're starting that gap between you and the next guy
So
People don't talk about halfway through years
And nobody gets a f*** about halfway through you said they don't remember
I don't remember it I couldn't tell you what the middle song is in
Any of my son
And everyone throughout musical history is
F****** taken advantage of that
It's like we're talking
Everyone from
Young Mozart
Tonight Inch Nails does it too and in all those you do old metal thrash bands that you know
Would f****** destroy their instruments at the end and then and that's what you took home and that's what you talked about
Your friend
Smashed all this s*** up and it was great even though it was all like Fake Gear or whatever it doesn't matter you know
It's it's all about you know the starting in the end
Those are the kind of moment you need to make
Happen
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