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Richie Hawtin returns to Amnesia for another special edition of Cocoon invites Minus... and once again proceeds to absolutely smash the main floor. This time he's using his new dj setup: 2 macs running traktor scratch and ableton for effects, 4 virtual decks, and a soundbite loop mac.
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