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On 30 Jul 2006 at 20:12, Matthias Grob wrote: > as it looks, its recently developing into a third way: > a tool to support live music which does not sound so different from > music without the tool. yes - even KT Tunstall is now marketed as a looper.... > yes, but be honest: isnt it musical because it does something of its > own to your playing, so it adds a character or expression that > fascinates you and inspires to play what you would not? Genau... > seems that there is much more public for a funky guy that jams well > over groovy tracks. That's been the story of music for decades - I don't blame boss for choosing someone with wider appeal, but there are any number of videos on utube showing people "widdling" over a 4 bar chord loop. I'd hope for something a little more inspired. > Right, there are also musicians who manage to do all of this and also > present a unique sound and induce a meeting with a new spirit that may > change the listeners lifes! That's what I aspire to and pretty much sums up your music - if people haven't heard Matthias, have a listen to http://matthias.grob.org/pMusic/ppSound/Graminha.mp3 I admire the way your beard has developed and adapted to changing technology over the years and full marks for publishing this gallery! http://matthias.grob.org/pPictures/CurriculumFac/matiface.htm All the best, Nick Robinson