Chapelier fou à Balélec

[@michakrawczykowski5883]

Great music, thank you a lot for uploading!

[@fournierveronique6466]

I am in total harmony with you !

[@adampyburn9201]

Bravo! Truly inspiring, impressive, and unique.

[@marmarisz]

Que c'est beau

[@Michelle02697]

aww los amo mucho

[@didierdorval2432]

Bien dansé car bien joué. Plaisir à voir

[@polyritmo]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@pierreraymond4452]

Superbe ...original et inspiré de je ne sais d'où...

[@matlezia3386]

Merci Messieurs Dame, c'est du caviar à neurones!!!

[@davidmizera4813]

Une merveille ce live ;)

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@Clay Stefan instablaster ;)

[@mikki5869]

😮 Komisches Publikum, es kann keinen Applaus spenden. Das ist in Deutschland nicht so 😂

[@SteveRayDarrell]

i didn't know pewdiepie played the violin

[@Pompidoudida]

merde c'est un hypster....au moins le son reste bon :)

[@michabogucki7915]

przez takie zespoły właśnie, nie słucham muzyki elektronicznej, większość rzeczy na tym koncercie jest odtwarzane, oni praktycznie nic nie dogrywają, to można łatwo wychwycić patrząc na ich palce, że coś niby grają ale tego nie słychać, i nie dlatego że to video jest źle zmontowane. Taki live polegający na robieniu głupich min i pokazywaniu czego to ja kurwa nie gram. Bezlitośnie debilne jest pokazywanie na padzie uderzeń podnosząc rękę jeszcze wyżej żeby to było widać jak ja kurwa uderzam. Na klasycznych instrumentach jest to samo. Mini playback show.

[@chapelierfouTV]

I took the time to translate your message, and felt like I should answer, because I understand your concerns very much and feel a bit hurt because I feel we've worked a lot to overcome what you describe. "Pop" electronic is rarely 100% live, but we worked to make it as live as possible. By essence, because of the way certain sequences are made, by heavy editing or whatever, it's just impossible to actually play them. The drum parts are, for the most, pre-programmed indeed. They involve some tricks like the use of random so it can be considered as a "partner" on stage. Everything that is pre-written is triggered live, with hands or feet. All acoustic instruments are played live, and sometimes, recordings are made on the fly with a foot controller. Pads are played live and trigger samples or MIDI patterns from variables lengths, from one-shot drums to very small sequences. I don't feel like we're over playing our moves on them, at least I hope so, because I'm quite annoyed by this as well in electronic music in general. The few synths we have are either played live, either sequenced by the computer while we play various parameters on them. This may sound superficial, but even when sequenced externally, synths remain very complex beasts that need to be tamed with a lot of precision and taste. Hope you'll get my point, and I'm always open to discuss. Cheers, Louis aka Chapelier Fou.

[@rickhunterchoc1]

I felt I had to answer to. I didn't take the time to translate your message because I understand the main meaning, and the "mini playback show". I've watched many electronic shows, I can tell you that this show is one of the most live show I've seen so far! Chapelier Fou took the time to explain basically what electronic music is. Which is already amazing. I hope you understand this music better in the future and you enjoy as much as I do this artist in particular. Because this is, I'm sure, hard work, Passion, and determination. Love to Chapelier Fou