See the making of Deadmau5′s live production in new behind-the-scenes video

The Meowington Hax tour has kept Deadmau5 quite busy for the past few months — what with his massive outdoor showing in Philadelphia and record-breaking run at Roseland Ballroom — but you can’t talk about his latest American domination feat without talking about the stunning visuals that go along with his iconic beats. As we explained when the Professional Griefers was first debuted at Lollapalooza in Chicago, the team behind the setup visual display is Possible Productions, who combined specially shot footage, 3D computer-generated imagery, and other graphic art to deliver a fully immersive experience unlike anything else out there. The three minute video above does a nice job combining real-life footage with some of the behind-the-scenes stuff you don’t normally get to see, but don’t forget to check out our own photos of the labyrinth of lights and LEDs for more.

Update: Possible Productions designed the actual visuals, while construction of the lights and overall production was handled by Bionic League. Clarified above.

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Posted by on October 25th, 2011 at 7:03 am.
  • Alissa

    havent spent enough time listening to this guy yet so can someone pllleeasse tell me the name of this song? amazing.

  • http://www.nothingonnachange.com Stephen Rimmington

    It’s ‘Strobe’ with a special piano intro :)

  • Danielgolpanian

    only one of the best electronic songs every created…

  • sillymojo

    if i ever went to a deadmau5 show, more than half the reason would be for the lights. its crazy what hype can do for an artist.

  • http://twitter.com/SquirtEmHoe Rene Sanchez

    hype has nothing to do with it. its putting on a well rounded show.

  • BassFisher

    I can’t find this remix of Strobe! I need to have it! (would rather not rip it from the video, though)