This puts the audience much more in the dark in terms of what is >actually happening on stage but it's just as live nonetheless (and >easier to setup!).
see, and this is something i actually disagree with. I think it is *very* important for the audience to recieve visual cues to the music. Its how they can start to understand what's going on. Since most people don't own studio equipment, or know people who own studio equipment, they don't fully understand the concept unless there are strong visual cues ("i do this and the music does that"). Now, i understand the HUGE popularity of laptop live pa's right now with the artists. it IS so much easier to setup. But i guess i feel its sacrificing too much for ease of use.
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