RE: Multiple loopers

["Javier Miranda V." <gnominus@earthling.net>]

Well, you could accomplish the same task by recording loops on a multitrack
machine.  Hey, that way you could get 3 or 4-- or more-- loops and really
get into some hard-to-explain stuff...  Especially if your multitrack can
sync to devices.  But you're right, the live element is crucial.

  | -----Original Message-----
  | From: JohnFlem@aol.com [mailto:JohnFlem@aol.com]
  | Sent: Wednesday 01 December 1999 10:48 PM
  | To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
  | Subject: Re: Multiple loopers
  |
  |
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  | I have three synced together...I might use one for percussion,
  | one for "bass"
  | and one for whatever (horns, vocals, synched delay!)  The most
  | fun is to get
  | polyrhythms going (set the loopers to different time
  | signatures).  Basically
  | the advantage is having one looper stay constant while you mess
  | with the
  | other one.  Hours of fun with Drum Machines too!