In this DJ Mag video, brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll of Orbital give a tour of their live performance rig.
The video was shot at the Inner City Electronic Festival in March, just prior to the UK’s COVID-19 lockdown.
In this DJ Mag video, brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll of Orbital give a tour of their live performance rig.
The video was shot at the Inner City Electronic Festival in March, just prior to the UK’s COVID-19 lockdown.
I really miss live performances.
Saw them with crystal method once. Crazy show. Crazier audience.
I saw those bands together back in 1997 or 1998–it was the biggest concert I’d been to at the time. Amazing show! I was hyped to see Crystal Method, but came away a big Orbital fan.
That was probably the same tour. I went with an aussie friend. It was weeeeiiiird!
summer of love after corona incoming <3
i alwayz loved those guys !
For my own live rig I tend to be pretty afraid to do that much outside the box, because it can be so hard to reign it all in, mix-wise. Maybe if I had a second player …
1996’s “In Sides” is the album that made me a permanent Orbital fan. If I had to pick maybe 10 genre titles that showed you How To Do It Up Right, that’d be on the list. Always engaging.
Philosophy
Technology
SATAN SATAN SATAN
love this, covering the “new-ish” reality of sequencing via software while still showing love for old tried-n-true workhorse machines. Thanks for this, absolutely inspired now.
Ah, great stuff. Glad to hear the MMT-8 still getting love, even if in-spirit via software/controller emulation. I’ve a feeling that that sequencer would do well if re-released with some modern updates.