“ need to add depth to the music that enhances the experience. When it comes to bringing his set to life, Morgan Page uses his light show and LED screen graphics to visually serve his songs. Together it's a journey through unique landscapes and us pounding out beats and synths on our instruments!” the band tells us. We then mix those camera angles with visuals created especially for our show. We sometimes build simulators of the stage production to get more time to rehearse and experiment, especially if we know we’re going to have limited time during setup,” the group explains.Īustralia’s Hermitude has found that providing their audience, even those far away in the nosebleed section, with a view of what is happening on stage allows for a fully immersive concert experience: 'We try to give the audience a complete view of our live setup using GoPro cameras on all our instruments. We are huge fans of contrast: musical, visual, emotional, so we try to really exaggerate this in all the ways we can. Things are always evolving, every show we do we learn something new. “We listen to songs and try different visual things, discuss how they feel, and then do it at a show. We thought the approach of basing the shows visuals on stories was unique, fresh, and a great way to make a connection between the new album and the show,” he says.įiguring out what will be going on around them while they perform, English progressive trance group, Above & Beyond think about creating moments that enhance the emotion in each of their songs. Before the tour, we went over the new album tracks with the new visuals, color palettes, and other effects and programmed the show together. How do some of today’s premier electronic dance music artists learn their recipes for delivering cutting-edge visuals to enhance their live shows?Īvicii's ight show is a collaboration between him and his team: “For my show visuals, my crew and I came up with the idea to create each set of visuals based on classical and contemporary stories. Beyond the beats, DJs are entertaining audiences with light shows and pyrotechnics that accompany their well-choreographed set lists.

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