December 8, 201213 yr A fantastic read for all those interested in the technical side of things on the Mylo Xyloto tour. http://www.digico.biz/docs2/articles/DiGiCo_SD7_Coldplay_TPi_October2012.pdf This was published in the TPi magazine. It includes a TON of photos of various crew members that we never hear about, and the stories that go with them.
December 8, 201213 yr A fantastic read for all those interested in the technical side of things on the Mylo Xyloto tour. http://www.digico.biz/docs2/articles/DiGiCo_SD7_Coldplay_TPi_October2012.pdf This was published in the TPi magazine. It includes a TON of photos of various crew members that we never hear about, and the stories that go with them. That was a really cool find:) thanks for sharing!!!!!:)
December 15, 201213 yr finally got around to reading this. Thank you for sharing! My fav non-geeky tidbits (which i did not gloss over) - When Nguyen moved onto Mylo Xyloto in her new role, band rehearsals took place at John Henrys in London and the crew did a week of production rehearsals at the Tacoma Dome, Washington. -> Suprising choice of venue, here near Seattle! - Jason: "The (Xylobands) cost around £3 each to make so they are not a simple cheap device" - A Pro Tools rig was set up for virtual soundchecks and system tuning. “We archive everything, which may or may not end up on a DVD." - Even after the second time Paris met Coldplay, the band asked for instruments to be painted and often the only brief was to have fun. “I did a guitar that was maybe too much like regular graffiti and this got sent back with the request that I make it less good. I thought that was great, it was just what I wanted to hear." said Paris.
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