Alpine Universe Explains His Live Set Up On Video

28 years old, French film composer Andy Favre, better known under his stage name Alpine Universe just revealed a new video explaining his entire live setup.

Four cases and a frame make up the basis and he explains in detail how everything is set up. Using time lapse we see Alpine set up the rig. The frame comes from Gibraltar and is used to hold various pieces of gear together at easy reach. The laptop running Ableton Live is the heart of the rig, but hidden a little so the audience doesn’t really notice.

The set up further consists of a Roland master keyboard, a pressure-sensitive pedal, and an Akai APC 40 to trigger parts from various songs at the touch of a button. Furthermore Alpine has custom effects and a percussion section with big toms. These big toms never change and are a staple of the Alpine sound.

Check out the video to see all and learn!

Alpine Universe is currently working on a single with the Musyca Children’s Choir in Los Angeles: They are about to record some new music with a group of more than 40 kids. He is also part of the artist collective Everett Entertainment. They just started a new record label called Space Gang Records specializing in bass music, trap, and hip-hop.