Re: Acoustic Looping Rig

[Rainer Straschill <moinsound@googlemail.com>]

Don't know if my comment is of use to what you're after (or if somebody 
else has already pointed it out, with some days spent playing music and 
racetrack driving, I'm a little behind with my reading), but:

One thing that seems important to me is to consider acoustic feedback 
from the mains into your microphones. This is especially relevant if you 
overdub a lot and/or keep the "overdub" function active for prolonged 
periods of time, or work with distinctive tracks in a multi-track or 
several loopers which you want to bring in and out separately.

In my trombone/voice/loops live recordings (e.g. 
http://moinlabs.bandcamp.com/album/wie-gross-ist-die-luft), I worked 
with clipon/headset microphones and at least some gentle gating, as well 
as with in-ears (as opposed to monitor speakers).

          Rainer

Andy Roberts schrieb:
> I am in the process of assembling a small acoustic looping rig for 
> gigs and open mics  and thought I'd bounce my plans


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