radiohead uses kontakt 3 for their live performances



music making geeks will be curious to discover that radiohead’s long-secret live rig includes a setup of macbooks running kontakt 3, with a number of samples on it to facilitate their more elaborate electronic songs. musicradar.com has the full story, and a couple photos that illustrate it closely.


here’s a photo of johnny at the radiohead concert i went to in madrid in 2003. even then, he was rocking the mac.

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