Re: Why Looping is so popular with Guitarists??

[Frank Gerace <seahorse@user1.channel1.com>]

At 09:36 AM 2/13/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>David Kirkdorffer notes:
> 
>> I think the reason you see so many guitarists associated with Looping is
>> simple - there are so many guitarists.
>
agreed

>I wonder how much one's instrument influences one's approach to looping. 
>[If all you have is a Hamer, everything looks like a nail?  geddit? oof,
>sorry!]  And I wonder how much looping technology influences one's 
>approach
>to looping.
        A great deal of truth in this for me.  I started looping with a
JamMan and find as I use /explore my EDP,I'm using it as a second JamMan.
I'm only slowly coming to terms with the real differences (other than
REVERSE and UNDO).  The music is starting to change as I grow into the 
Echoplex.
        I find its great having both to work with, and running one loop to
the left and one to the right of the mix wihile soloing in the middle with 
a
stereo ping-ponging delay keeps me delerious for hours.

Frank
Dreamchild