En fait c'est un extrait d'un live d'1h tout aussi exceptionnel et du coup les instruments ont servis à d'autres morceaux

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No, he has several tracks (kick, bass, clap, lead, pads, melodic element, percussive elements...). Each track has a fader for volume control and knobs. Knobs can be assign to return tracks (or direct effects). On each track he has minimum a filter, a delay and a reverb. If he wants to send the clap into delay and create some dynamism, he can. Same things with other stuff. He seems to have fade to grey effect too on channels. He also have more general settings. I think all the drums (without kick) can be delayed, filtered and have reverb together as one. We heard it more than once. You can do that by sending all the drums into an audio track in Ableton, and have effects on it. The push buttons are delays, reverbs. But instead of mix the dry/wet knob, by pushing the button he's doing a 100% wet or dry. So you can put a lot of reverb on a clap by pushing the button, and pushing it again and have 0 reverb. Very useful for live performance. He has a moog, which he uses just for a white noise. But a creative one : the white noise follows the notes, and he adjust the cut off and the decay. And his Ableton push 2 is just for launching scenes, seeing the volume of his first 8 tracks, and sometimes he's touching the knob to his left bottom. That's the tempo. Between tracks sometimes he's changing the tempo by hand. But we CAN hear all of that when he's tweaking. He has a lot of training, so it's smooth. But you can hear it. PS : sorry for my english, I'm french.