-On the idea of playing digital watches and such...

[Goddess <thefates@earthlink.net>]

  -Speaking of digital watches, at a mostly acoustic jam onece, during a
particularly crazed and dissonant excursion, I was suddenly possessed of
the idea to play my cell phone.  I quickly rummaged in my purse, grabbed
it, and found the ring type menu and cycled back and forth as musically as
I could, through the various sounds and song'type rings to come up with
some relatively coherent and quite interestingly complex musical patterns
with them.   It was a lot of fun, and people really dug it!   <smile>   It
fit with the piece marvelously...   
  Perhaps I'll use it in a loop...    Have a wonderful evening, All...
Catch ya laters...   

Smiles and beeps...


Cara

At 02:55 PM 11/20/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Right.  I felt the same way when I got the Repeater.  I was used to the
>JamMan but after I realized how to use the Repeater for what it was, and 
>not
>what it wasn't, I too loved it.  I did the same thing with the EDP.  When 
>I
>first got it I didn't like it because of what it wasn't.  Expectation is a
>dangerous thing. (note to self: become more enlightened.)  The truth is, 
>if
>you're musical, you'll make music.  With a DL4, EDP, Repeater, or with a
>Digital Watch.  (HI RICK WALKER)  The key is to stop not doing it.
>
>Mark Sottilaro
>
>> --- Stuart Wyatt <loopers-delight@solostring.com> wrote:
>> > I spent the best part of the day installing a new studio at home, and 
>I
>> > have finally fallen completely in love with the Repeater.
>> .
>> .
>> > As soon as I stopped thinking about the music in the same was as I did
>> > with the DL4, then everything started to work.... :)
>>
>> Interesting. What was the perspective change that got you there?
>>
>> Greg
>>
>
>


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