Live at the Factory Session (21.03.20)

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Adrian Wilkins Hi Robin. I tuned in and watched this performance live and just listened to Parts 1 & 2 while doing some fairly laborious work (I am lucky as I am still working for now - albeit from home). Hearing it for a second time, it sounds great and Part 2 is wonderful. My own, modest studio setup is now calling me, I feel suitably inspired! Thanks Favorite track: Live at the Factory Session Part 2.

Gabriel Rojo So good! Album-worthy! Favorite track: Live at the Factory Session Part 2.

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	1.	Live at the Factory Session Part 1 21:35
	2.	Live at the Factory Session Part 2 22:30

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First broadcast from the Scanner studio, especially given the rather challenging and frequently lonely situation for so many at the present moment. I felt a little Saturday afternoon live performance might distract everyone from the dark news for a moment. It was all completely improvised so this will never be repeated in this fashion. Nor would I have any idea how to do that! :-)

I have left the video online in case you missed the live broadcast
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYPcH6g4fsU

After the performance I answered lots of questions that listeners had on the chat, regarding what on earth I was doing mostly :-D Here's a list of the equipment I used for the performance.

TECHNICAL
I used OBS software to stream to YouTube for the broadcast. I used my iPhone running OBS Camera to connect using USB to the computer. All the audio ran through my Focusrite Clarett soundboard into the computer.

PERFORMANCE
I used a Submodular 6U case with this set up
www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/686401

Lorre Mill Double Knot
Meng Qi Gesture Arcade
Monome Arc
Eventide H9
Elektron Digitakt

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released March 21, 2020

Written and performed by Robin Rimbaud
Recorded live at The Factory UK 21.03.20

The performance had to be split into two parts as Bandcamp does not allow single files over 600MB

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Scanner London, UK

Robin Rimbaud - Scanner is an artist and composer working in London. Since 1991 he has been intensely active in sonic art, producing concerts, installations and recordings. His work has been presented throughout the United States, South America, Asia, Australia and Europe. ... more

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