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Pulp Summer Festival Shows
Lighting designer Rob Sinclair is using a Jands Vista system,
running the new Vista v2 software, for the highly acclaimed
Pulp reunion tour, which sees the darlings of Britpop return
in their glorious original “Different Class” line up from 1995.
So far, the European leg of the tour
has seen the band play a string of
high profile festival slots including the
Isle of Wight Festival and headlining
Sunday at the Wireless Festival in Hyde
Park, London – with UK summer dates
including T in The Park and Reading
/ Leeds Festival – as well as a host of
other European dates.
Pulp have always retained an art-house
cult following, but there’s been an
incredible reaction and real buzz about
the band’s reunion. The shows are all
packed and it’s become a “must see”
event as fans old and new clamour to
enjoy their stylish poppy mix of everyday
life, art, dreams, subversion and phobias.
Lighting designer Rob Sinclair is a
long term fan of the Vista platform. He
purchased his first Vista S1 control surface
in 2008 shortly after the model’s launch,
and now owns three identical systems –
comprising of a laptop running the Vista
software, with a Vista S1 and two Vista M1
wings – to service his own shows.
Currently the other two are busy
touring the US with chart topping
Adele (operated by Jon Barker) and the
legendary Peter Gabriel (operated by
Steve Kellaway).
“It’s a leap forwards. Jands has
done a great job and with Vista v2
they have a strong basis for plenty
of long term development. It’s
powerful, flexible, highly practical
and enables me to create the
moods and feel that I want onstage
- which is what is most important
to me.”
- Rob Sinclair
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