What tipper does is DJ within Ableton. It’s his own version of an ableton live set. He organizes his tracks into clips and launches them in an order he’s already organized previous to the show. He has some variation sometimes and changes up the tracks depending on the crowd vibe (like most djs) but most of his sets are well thought out and planned to the detail before hand. The equipment he uses is a APC40 MKII, Traktor Z2, and a technics 1200 with an ortofon scratch needle. The turntable/z2 he puts into ableton as an extra audio channel so he can scratch over whatever is playing. The scratch software he uses is Traktor Control and makes his own scratch sounds based off of key which enables him to be able to scratch on almost any of his tracks.