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Yes, it is good to have finished and polished songs, so there's no technical problems when you play live - inconsistent level and so on, but someone in a band should be a sound engineer for that.
I'm a sound engineer and i play live electronics in a band too, and we have no such problems, but i know a lot of electronic bands that do not have engineering skills or an engineer, and they have these problems.
When you making a material for performance you should make it as if you were recording an album. Use sequenced automation, calibrate levels on different patches and so on. It is much more complicated situation than of classic rock live bands, but even guitarists adjust their balances for rhythm-solo swiching.
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