Re: Hello... Hello!

[erich kory <erich@InterLinx.qc.ca>]

Hey there Corynne,

My history is about the same except i play the cello and have been very
successful at touring here and in Europe with solo concerts using looping 
as
a base for alot of my compositions-improvizations.....

If you like check out my site at http://kspace.com/kory

i just saw an echoplex for sale yesterday on this chat-email line. if you
have trouble to find it ,let me know.

good luck and have fun!

erich@interlinx.qc.ca
>>
>>      Hello, I've just joined the looper's delight list earlier this 
>week and
>have been listening to some the conversation back and forth.  Now that I
>have some time, I wanted to write and just say "hi".  I've been involved
>with looping for at least seven years now and am glad to have been made
>aware of this list.  I think it can be a wonderful resource...  
>>  My first introduction to loops was from hearing Brian Eno and Robert
>Fripp with Frippertronics.  I'd beeen working with delays before that
>point, however, they were not long enough to do any substancial loops in 
>my
>opinion.  I unfortunately didn't have the money or the sources to find a
>couple of tape machines I could use so, I was still out in the cold...  I
>then heard about the electro-harmonix peddal that had 16 seconds of
>sampling time and was reversable.  From that point on, I was on a quest to
>find a peddal which was afordable and could achieve what I needed.  What I
>found was the PDS8000 from digitech which worked quite nicely for a while
>but did not have the frequency response I was looking for.  I then moved 
>up
>to the RDS8000 which is the rack-mounted version of the same.  It actually
>has a few more features than the peddal...  Oh, by the way, for those who
>aren't familiar with those two things, they had a sampling time of eight
>seconds.  I then heard about the Jam-Man and got one immediately when they
>came out and proceded immediately also to upgrade it fully.  I've used the
>Lexicon ever since and I love it!  I'm currently looking to get an 
>Oberheim
>Echo-plex digital pro.  
>>  Anyway, enough about the gear...  I am currently living in Boulder
>Colorado and don't find to many people here who know much about, or do 
>much
>with looping.  I work in a music store and currently teach guitar there
>also so if there's any place to meet musicians here, I'm there...  If
>there's anyone in my area, please don't hesitate to write me.  I like lots
>of different types of music so I'm open to just about anything...  
>>  Thanks again for the existance of this list, as loopers seem sparce to
>me where ever I am in the country.  It's nice to hear that there is some
>sort of meeting place for us.  I look forward to more interesting 
>e-mail...
>>
>>smiles,
>>
>>Corynne
>>
>>P.S.  Are there any other women on this list?
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