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On 7 feb 2007, at 02.45, Dirk Wilbert wrote: > Hello, > this is the first looping piece I recorded that I like - happened > quite by accident this evening, when I was playing around with the > Mo-FX delay and the alesis metavox - suddenly the basic loop was > there and I started to jam over it. > I think it's funny that I didn't use Mobius or the Digitech Jamman > Looper (that I bought for this ;-)- must be kind of a sign not to > focus too much on the technical part of looping. > > http://www.wilbertmusic.de/Mo-FX_2.mp3 > <http://www.wilbertmusic.de/Mo-FX_2.mp3> > Hope you enjoy it. Awesome! I like it a lot. Not "the loop" only, but the way you play over the loop to make it interesting. As sparse as the monotone loop goes you play very delicate, implying a lot without actually going there. That's the way to build up strong emotions. Just like watching a horror movie that scares the shit out of you because the monster never comes out but every second feels like the beast is gonna break out of the ground the very next second... I think what you might mean when you write "not to focus too much on the technical part of looping" is that you don't want to play the looper? If you are focused on an instrument it may at first sight seem "technical" to view a looper as a musical instrument. I mean, the way you play music (with great ears) you should know that ANY focusing on ANYTHING except the music at hand would be nothing but devastating ;-) Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international) http://tinyurl.com/2kek7h (latest music release)