The Glitch Mob

"What is this, this is the Akai MPD 24..." "Yes, um... so this is basically the Akai MPC series but minus the sampling capabilities and just the pads, obviously you get six sliders, you get 8 knobs, and it only sends MIDI, so... you could load up any sounds you wanted, and you can actually play them on the pads..."

In a tweet from Ooah, he displays his newly-arrived, "sexy" Ableton Push 2.

Members of The Glitch Mob can be seen producing on an old 23" iMac throughout this video.

In these photos from The Glitch Mob's performance at Marathon Music Works in Nashville, each member's setup includes a Livid BASE controller on their left-hand side.

This miniature controller appears about four seconds into this Vine video, in the top left hand corner of the shot, after the camera stops panning for a moment.

"new toy thanks @ableton :)"

In this early video of The Glitch Mob, we see the members taping multiple Trigger Fingers to a table to perform live on the streets of San Francisco.

In this photo, on The Glitch Mob's Facebook, four Apollo 16s can be seen.

"There are four Universal Audio Apollos - presumably for multichannel audio outputs and effects/mix processing."

In their performance on Attack Of The Show, The Glitch Mob used a 15" MacBook Pro.

In these photos from Jim Logiudice's Tumblr blog, we see that he used 4th-Gen iPads while creating the performance consoles for The Glitch Mob. The background/lock screen shown on the iPads in the photo are identical to those found on 4th-Gen iPads.

"Check out these electronic consoles, drum enclosures and stage surrounds we made for The Glitch Mob."

In this Vine from The Glitch Mob's Vine account, a Novation ReMOTE 49-key is used to play a "shredding" keyboard solo.

"right said shrEd"

"So the Lemur is essentially the heart of the whole operation... it's cool because we can design the interface to do whatever it is we want." (0:53)

"this new @NI_News komplete kontrol is so powerful"

"2 Mac Pro audio computers, each running Ableton Live (one ‘A’, one ‘B’ – redundancy, kids)"

"2 Mac minis for control data from onstage"

"“Little Kim,” the performance rig by Matt and Ed includes: Radial SW8 Switchers"

“Little Kim,” the performance rig by Matt and Ed includes: MOTU MIDI routing"

In the video titled "The Glitch Mob | Underground innovation with AudioFuse 16Rig," produced by Arturia and available on YouTube, The Glitch Mob is seen using the Arturia KeyLab 61 mk3 61-key Keyboard Controller.

In the video titled "The Glitch Mob | Underground innovation with AudioFuse 16Rig," produced by Arturia and available on YouTube, The Glitch Mob is documented using the Arturia AudioFuse 16Rig USB Audio Interface.