Re: Directness in Simplicity

[Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com>]

You can still make some complex arrangements in one loop. Just be
nifty with loop length when layering! If for example your first loop
is four beats long and you want accompany it with a repeating three
beat long loop the simple math gives that you should add the
three-beat pattern while multiplying the four beat loop "x3". Then
both patterns will meat again on each twelfth beat as the loop turns
around. Just one example.

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Per Boysen
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On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 5:59 PM, TripleOhNine <3x09@carlsonarts.com> wrote:
> I find that I am constantly trying to find ways to utilize more than one 
> loop in order to create looping arrangements of more complex pieces, but 
> when it comes down to it, I should probably stick to one loop and just 
> make simpler arrangements that use changes in texture, harmony and vocal 
> "instrumentation" rather than changes in harmony.  If I could at least 
> get some sort of pitch shifting to work it would be great, though.
>
> Michael Carlson
> 3x09