deadmau5 built a giant LED cube for a DJ booth

[@oskarlothe5134]

Dope.

[@BadAlchemy]

Yeah, favorite DJ

[@cameronervin8058]

Badass dude

[@CH1EFBL1TZ]

so he really did sell his P1?

[@Shnowz]

yeah

[@Meowblivion]

WHY THO?? ;(-_- );

[@Shnowz]

Kyubey cubes ain't free

[@thebeast9869]

1:19 tuuuun tuuuun tunnnee

[@holdmeclosertonydanza22]

Where is this source video that they're taking clips from?? I've seen it before, but I can't find it...

[@darrenparkinson5725]

Years later but I just went on the hunt to find that source video as well cuz I remember seeing it years ago and wanna watch it! Any luck??

[@crossfiredeluxxe7313]

2.1 million?

[@esaedvik]

DJ booth? Did you seen any DJ equipment in there?

[@keithhopkin]

Esa Edvik a very large mixer

[@esaedvik]

Could you find me a DJ that uses a 20+ channel mixer? No. That's not a DJ mixer.

[@keithhopkin]

Hm. I see your point. This type of mixer is generally used for the 'front of house' mix. Perhaps we can workshop some other titles. Maybe "deadmau5 built a giant LED cube to perform in" would be better?

[@keithhopkin]

How about this one????? imgur.com/a/f3UyF

[@DJShadesUK]

Keith Hopkin that's still a FoH/small studio mixer. No DJ would use one of them except if it was last minute and nothing else was available... and he had very long arms to reach the CDJs/decks either side lol. What Deadmau5 does for his live shows is basically live remixing, probably using Ableton. He will be playing his own tracks but will be able to change elements, elongate parts, shorten others, add filters and effects. The large touch screen will just be a self made OSC control surface software that interfaces with Ableton, something akin to what Beardyman had done with the Beardytron 5000 mk2 (he uses 5 iPads, a MacBook, running Ableton, occasionally a phone, keyboard and a couple of small midi controllers!). If you haven't heard of Beardyman look him up on KZbin... he actually makes songs from scratch on the fly, and even if you don't like the music he does his kit, and how he utilises it is something else.

[@Holirlikamar]

👌

[@_jflg]

$2.1?

[@thewakz]

SOunds like he sold his P1 for $2.1M. He made about $1M owning that car for a year. Not a bad deal.

[@ark_ryl9384]

It's "2.1" because it's quite a huge update from the "2.0" (which he only performed with once)

[@jamiesondube3871]

1:12 is that the audio software micorsoft's been developing?????

[@jayjon9264]

It wasn't developed by Microsoft

[@thebeast9869]

The touch screen is made by microsoft software is deadmau5 team

[@juanandresgonzalezromero9142]

0:40 song? thanks!

[@bassface8980]

Darude Sandstorm

[@KoepenickDrums]

BassFace So rude! Dankstorm!

[@phantom7489]

does that little beat at the end have a name ?

[@liondrak]

im guessing what u asked is ghost n stuff

[@nightingale2644]

Lmao ghosts and stuff

[@esaedvik]

Also, that's a Perceptive Pixel touchscreen, not a Surface, even though MS bought off PP.

[@riccardodellorto4267]

2.1 for a reason. what?

[@MikadoAkumu]

Riccardo Dell'Orto Guessing the cost was $2.1mil.

[@blonix27]

He sold his McLaren P1 to pay for the new additions to his cube 2.0. So you put two and two together and you get "2.1".

[@Tiogar60]

420 likes. Should i ruin it :p

[@bethanym723]

hate hate hate... i'm sure he knows what he's doing he's been putting toasters together since he was a kid maybe he just wants it to all fit in the cube.........................