Re:Three new looped works from Kevin

["Sjaak" <tcplugin@scarlet.be>]

> Specifically, I wanted to work out the problem of moving from one
> section to another and explore possibilities with the LP1's Midi Clock 
> output.

In the beginning I used a midi tap tempo, the LP1 in slave mode, a 
midi-synced delay effect to create an initial loop and record that with 
"midi sync rec" on the LP1 as master track. But using the LP1 as master 
clock has the advantage that it calculates the tempo for you and this 
results in a more spontanious 1st loop and tempo. I more and more prefer 
the last method.

> One technique I use to build some loops is to start with by-in-large
> rhythmically incomprehensible bloops and bleeps and then attempt to
> turn it into something.

I have been experimenting with create short rhythmic loops of 1-2 seconds. 
Techniques I use with the LP1:
- very fast speed changes with an expression pedal result in weird 
artifacts and bleeps => great tip from Bill Walker
- random use of (unsynced) replace function
- I also have a CTL pedal programmed to create a copy of the current loop 
and play it half speed. The LP1 keeps the copy in sync with the master loop
- random use of feedback
- feedback of 0% to "remove" the bad stuff ;)

> I enjoyed improvising these tracks and hope you enjoy listening to
> them.

I did :)

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Sjaak
http://euroloopfest.com/
http://sjaakovergaauw.com/
http://www.last.fm/music/Sjaak+Overgaauw


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