short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

check it out
http://www.native-instruments.com/en...lk/underworld/

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

Saw that... would have liked to have found out a bit more on how the new set-up was put together though (but I'm nerdy like that!)

Tickled me slightly as I've just adopted the Live/Maschine set-up recently too.

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

They sequenced 15 tracks for Malta, 45 to go. Which 60 made the cut?!
I'm just guessing here: Cowgirl-IN! Tongue - Nope.

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

Because I have nothing better to do, here's what I came up with, based on what's already been played, and what's been played in the last few years. I came up with 49 songs.

22 Known to be sequenced (played this year):

Bamboo
Beautiful Burnout
Between Stars
Born Slippy .NUXX
Cowgirl
Crocodile
Diamond Jigsaw
Juanita
Jumbo
King of Snake
Mmm... Skyscraper I Love You
Moaner
Monkey Wink
Nu Train
Pearl's Girl
Push Upstairs
Rez
Rowla
Shudder
Small Conker and a Twix
Spikee
Two Months Off
You Do Scribble

15 Probably have been sequenced:

Air Towel
Always Loved a Film
Banstyle
Born Slippy
Cherry Pie
Dark & Long
Dirty Epic
Glam Bucket
Holding the Moth
Kittens
Mo Move
Parc
Spoonman
Strumpet
Twist

11 Decent chance they've been sequenced:

Ansum
Autotrader
Back in the Fears
Best Mamgu Ever
Boy Boy Boy
Confusion the Waitress
Deep Arch
8 Ball
Lenny Penne
Luetin
Oich Oich
Peach Tree

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

Forgive me for this "stupid" question as long time fan I should know that, but I really dont know where was played "Diamond Jigsaw", I dont know even this track:( Can you point me to the right direction?:) Thanks;)

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

The song searcher http://uwlive.rowla.com/songs/listSongslists all the known performances of songs

So far, this is the only known performance:

http://uwlive.rowla.com/gigs/bySong/266

So far, it is only titled 'unknown track # 31' until we get some more confirmation to the song title.

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

yeah, we're guessing at this point that it's Diamond Jigsaw, as that's gotten the most attention on UWLive diaries outside of Between Stars.

Edit: Actually, I think we can be pretty certain that it is, in fact, Diamond Jigsaw. Here are some lyrics for Diamond Jigsaw:

http://www.underworldlive.com/archiv...ile/090626.jpg

And you can clearly hear the lyrics "that you finally found yourself" at the 0:41 mark here at Torino:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM3Z2AKh4Xk

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

Thanks Mike and The Bang for the info. Guys I have a feeling that the next underworld album featuring songs like Between Stars and Diamond Jigsaw will be something special. Departure from the OWB sound. This new album will be more "happy" and quite nice up tempo. Its not usual Underworld style at Im looking forward to that. I think that songs like Telematic Peal will be perfect as chilled stuff in the album, like is some songs on OWB. The Diamond Jigsaw is fantastic, its pure joy. Underworld are on the ride;)
(Maybe this idea fits not to the Darren thread, but I think that he enables Underworld to do that, I think that his influence will grow, he is such a nice guy, I met him in Prague in 2006, before his dj set)
Ok, so we have Between Stars and Diamond Jigsaw, I heard Between Stars live week ago in Czech republic and I must tell you, its a bomb, very "happy" tune, not usual Underworld stuff, absolutelly perfect. And Diamond Jigsaw is also brilliant. Underworld makes me happy:)

Re: short tech-interview with Darren Price at Native Instruments website
 

It`s interesting that they`ve been making so many changes to their setup
recently. Have they slowly phased out using Logic? Software like Ableton Live
is far more powerful/flexible for "live" situations, so I could see why they
would do that.