Wait, what?! I’m talking about youtube and the Gazillion videos about the Octatrack. Filthy minds…
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Sorry it’s the first thing I thought about reading this! 
Hmm, not getting that vibe. Not the most graceful moves, but there’s loads of stuff happening when he’s twisting.
Probably(hopefully) this one 
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As a conceptual artist, this is how we all should use our gear :
Well, it depends actually… different moods are possible
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the man himself! grew up close to my home town. he’s using 2 Octatracks because one is not enough!
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My standard post, when it’s about artists using OT
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As an octatracking musician I feel it’s turning me into sort of a DJ of my own music.
I record loops, jam, and then get to remix with the OT what I just recorded live a minute ago…
Slices, scenes, fx, Rytm breakdowns with mutes/scenes/perf, and all that good stuff…
Remove a few loops, switch the beat, leave an unrecognizable flex warp of a loop, start building up again, jam out, back to remix… 
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Save Loney Dear yesterday. He uses OT in his live performance.
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Shameles self promotion
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Sorry didn’t mean to be rude.
From the electronic live performers we follow in Europe a lot of artists are using them.
It’s a fantastic instrument.
Dapayk, Anthony Parasole
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He’s really a fresh air in the club music
Since 2005 for me… he’s renew his thing damn correctly
Hardly surprising. I doubt he can see hardly anything wearing that burqa. It was Mike Banks and UR who first adopted the anonimity (non) image - they looked cool with the bandanas, and they were original. I’m not bashing the guys music, but to my jaded eye, this is just a pantomime rehash ofUR’s image.
Man called Stott!!!
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