Quote Originally Posted by MARK EG
this is brilliant guys, amazing advice. thank you so much :clap:

really, i wanted this post to tell me what ppl expect out of a PA. i would never, ever do that whole DAT thing, it's just not an option. this PA has to be live, but yeah, you can't be expected to make tracks up on the fly cause that's impo0ssible - my god how much of a genius would you have to be to do this?!?!!!
I don't think its a matter of genius so much as performance chops at whatever instrument you're using as a primary input. Having other people using controllers would help. Live makes it very possible, with the right set up to do some very comprovisational things in a very easy manner.

As for my PA from a dancing perspective, I want to hear someone that is going to take full advantage of thier increased ability to maniuplate the sound to bring phrases in and out in unique ways that still keep the groove going and my mind bent, bringing in new sounds mixed with old and full of feeling.

The last bit is by far the most important part, if you're into what you're doing that enthusiasm transmits more than anything else. So long as you're not like the guy I saw banging his head away while DJing whilst the shoes were carelessly flailing about in the dryer.

But I'm confident that wouldn't be the case :)

Either way I hope you guys come to the states and do this, i'd love to check it out.