The pieces in the rack referred to in this video as the computers are "Gefen CAT5-1000 KVM Extenders" no doubt this is what Thomas is referring to as the points for remote access to the "super computers" backstage. In the shots with ableton on the screens both look identical so I would guess they are using 2 identical systems with one run as the backup. I can't seem to find the monitors so I can't be sure they are just standard VGA sceens or if they are also touch screens.

I really made a mistake being 10 years old when they were on tour

I worked for Daft Punk/ Daft Arts in summer of 2007 helping gear up for North American tour. Their hq was in Los Angeles and I was hired by way of good reference who was a rigger on the tour. He also knew I was a huge Daft Punk fan. I basically worked as a runner for the tour managers / Guy & Thomas. A lot of my day trips while working with them included picking up and taking gear synths, controllers, etc to repair shops. Picking up sample pieces from Dior (If memory serves me- that’s who made their black leather tour costumes) and driving multiple trips getting their stage helmets and costumes electronics repaired. My first trip driving the gear, I just remember being in traffic on the 405 blasting Rollin & Scratchin and looking in the back seat with Guy and Thomas’ helmets and suits just sitting there. Was a surreal moment. One day I also helped move in some lightning and rigging to the sound stage they were working in. There, I assisted with building the stage setup. Stood in the pyramid. After it was complete I hung back with the lighting crew and they were going through the entire set from playback working on lighting cues, etc. Was the pinnacle of my life at that point. Was a 22 year old young man at the time!

daft and punk were in there i think

Saw them in Amsterdam in 2007. The only downside of the show was that it was so mindblowingly incredible that I didn’t feel like seeing any other live act for at least a year.

The encore alone was the best thing I’d ever experienced in live music (still is), and the entire show as an audiovisual whole was simply unparalleled and genuinely unforgettable.

4:54 Only guy-man controlled the visuals as a former employee said. That's why sometimes we see im just standing still looking at something

I saw them perform Alive 2007 in Montreal with my older sister when I was 14. I asked my parents for my first MIDI controller that Christmas and have been DJ'ing and producing electronic music ever since. Changed the entire course of my life.

A buddy dragged me reluctantly to the 2007 show at the Forum in Los Angeles, and it ended up being one of the greatest experiences of my life. Aside from the amazing sound and mindblowing visuals, the energy of the crowd was incredible. It was the greatest non-stop dance party of all time and everyone around me was absolutely having the time of their lives. Just pure joy.

Drove from Utah to LA to catch this show with my friend. Still the best show of my life, all these years later.

My first ever "BIG" concert / live show. It was 18+ and I had just turned 18 a few months prior. Lucky! Saw them in Brisbane, Australia. It was Summer '07-- hot, humid, and an absolute sweatbox. People who missed out on tickets had arrived early looking to score, asking those in the queue if they wanted $500+ for their ticket. They struggled. By then, videos had surfaced online from other shows earlier in the tour, and everyone knew how valuable a ticket to see Daft Punk live was. Priceless! I stayed up to midnight to buy tickets and they sold out in 5 minutes! Second-to-last show of their tour and they absolutely smashed it. Both audio and visuals were flawless. I couldn't believe that after a significant world tour they still had the energy to bang out this show. It was total euphoria from start to finish. Lots of tears in the crowd after. Everyone was on a perfect high, pure exhilaration and joy, and much hope for the future. Nothing else like it before or since, and it cannot be overstated how much this tour shaped live electronic music. All the big audio-visual electronic live shows you see today are rooted in what Daft Punk gave the world on the Alive 2007 tour. Once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Flew in the day of the show at red rocks, you could still get tickets at the door. The lead singer of the rapture said  " prepare to have best experience in your life, better then your wedding day or having a child " He was right. Sebastain & Kavinsky djed in the middle of the crowd everyone was passing around champagne. Life changing experience, altered the course of my life and put me in my career today.

The lemur was special at the time because almost every other touch screen tech was single-touch only, they would wig out if you used two fingers and trigger a spot in between and generally just act like a computer mouse. The lemur was one of the few devices that had multi-touch capabilities, that and the Microsoft Surface, which at the time was a table with a projection screen in it that used an IR camera to see where your fingers were touching.

2:30 The crash is caused by a MIDI source, it is technically not a crash it is a fail of sending the signal to turn the note off so it's more likely a disconnection.

I saw Alive in 2007 in Sydney....by far the best show I have ever been to. Best music, sound, programming, lighting....was just impeccable

I was at the show that’s in the video, 02 Wireless in London. I couldn’t believe they’d go so “all in” for a festival performance, it felt like a Daft Punk show with a long list of support acts. An incredible experience.

I was at Coachella which was the first show with the pyramid. It was the best live show I've ever seen. They had professional camera guys filming the entire show. I wonder if the entire footage will ever be released. Alive 2007 album is different than what was played a slight bit. The first thing they played was the melody from Close Encounters Of The Third Kind. Kind of like the aliens were here and going to communicate with us humans.

I saw the Alive tour stop in 2007 at Coney Island, Brooklyn NYC. It was insane! It blew my mind on all levels and my mind was swimming with ideas. It was the first time I saw an artist totally rip apart all of their songs and basically do every single track as a match up of their tracks into a totally live and wild remix show. So amazing!

I was at their Sydney show in 2007.. me and 15 mates went. We had NO IDEA we were about to experience one of the greatest shows in electronic music history. An insane road trip and week.. and Im 36 now... take us back, I miss this era of music and simplicity of life.

I saw them at Even Further 1996 in Wisconsin.  Way before they started wearing the helmets, Thomas and Guy headlined a 2000 person festival and were by far the best act for the whole weekend, everyone was blown away by how good they were, even when they "just started"  Also, they were using a 909, a pair of 303's an Akai Sampler, not sure which model, Mackie mixer and a bunch of efx pedals.  Was amazing!

I saw them a few feet away from the front of the guard rail at Keyspan Park, absolutely mind blowing show. Visually and socially wild. The kick was so loud for the first few minutes of the show, it took me a minute to adjust to it. But then the BASS came in with the kick once the set picked up and every kick i felt my throat close up from the force of the bass. Mind blowing...also that same night went to Studio B in brooklyn and watched Kavinsky, SebastiAn and Busy P DJ all night. Insane night.