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hey, ive been trying to work out what it is justice do in their live sets. i saw em at leeds fest last year and it was just a huge mish mash of all their songs. i dont suppose anyone knows how they go about doing that? do they just have load of cue points and loops all set up in ableton and just mash em up?

any info would be great, its just something that ive wanted to know for ages now

all pre recorded
look at the pic

bell ends

haha probably, but they make some sick tunes

diaryofanobody wrote:

all pre recorded
look at the pic

pretty much widely accepted that that picture was an accident (there was another picture with the cable plugged in)

It's all just ableton-driven with a few added live synth bits on top, theyll have song split into seperate stems and loops from the those stems so they can construct and remix on the fly.


heres a photo for you

why waste all that money on a prerecorded set?

cause they have the money

Equipment used by Justice in their productions include an Apogee Ensemble Recording Interface; a Power Mac G5 computer; their Korg RADIAS, MicroKORG, and Cubase and other software sequencers. Their live setup includes a Korg RADIAS, three JazzMutant Lemur Input Devices, two MacBook Pro's running Ableton Live, a Korg MicroKorg, an AKAI MPD24, a Korg ZERO8 and a Pioneer DJM800. On each side of "Valentine" (a non-functional modular synthesizer prop) are nine stacked Marshall cabinet fronts, adding up to a total of 18.The cabinet stacks are another nonfunctional prop that serve as stage dressing. Their DJ setup previously included two Pioneer CDJ-1000MK3's and a Pioneer DJM800. but since the A Cross The Universe release tour, Justice have been using Ableton Live controlled by an AKAI MPD24 and a Pioneer DJM800 for their DJ sets

Got to agree with Mico tho. They are bell ends. Im mean using Marshall cabinets as props? Ooooh how rock and roll are they!!!

ah thanks a lot for the pics, ive been trying to find pics of their set up for a while. those lemur things look mental, are they just really advanced midi controllers?

Yup. Glitch mob are all on lemurs as well.

diaryofanobody wrote:

all pre recorded
look at the pic

his beard makes me

TeReKeTe wrote:Yup. Glitch mob are all on lemurs as well.

They still use one mpd just to keep the sponsorship..

diaryofanobody wrote:

all pre recorded
look at the pic

That MPD is not plugged in.. Hey fake it until you make it right??

notch wrote:
That MPD is not plugged in.. Hey fake it until you make it right??

its been discussed to death, and a little bit in their thread...

they do have a real live setup and that was most likely an accident. I will give them the benefit of the doubt, because they can't be that stupid for the quality of their productions

so for how long in the set was this accident happening?

86 Position wrote:so for how long in the set was this accident happening?

Yeah right..... and look at the guy, he is adjusting the knobs whilst it is unplugged!! Are we supposed to believe he didnt notice?

PHASEten wrote:

86 Position wrote:so for how long in the set was this accident happening?

Yeah right..... and look at the guy, he is adjusting the knobs whilst it is unplugged!! Are we supposed to believe he didnt notice?

exactly, if he's doing that for anything more than 45 secs then that's ridiculous. even 45 seconds is too long, as far as I'm concerned.

86 Position wrote:

PHASEten wrote:

86 Position wrote:so for how long in the set was this accident happening?

Yeah right..... and look at the guy, he is adjusting the knobs whilst it is unplugged!! Are we supposed to believe he didnt notice?

exactly, if he's doing that for anything more than 45 secs then that's ridiculous. even 45 seconds is too long, as far as I'm concerned.

but its not a 45 second vid, its a still frame so we will never know for sure.

accident?

loads of big name electronic artists do this shit. gigged out. some gear, laptop, play button.