Re: is live looping only a one man band playing technique?

[Dan Ash <Daniel.Ash@Verizon.net>]

Enjoyed this latest crop of songs very much.  Thanks for posting., 
Mattihas.

I agree -sync is a great feature, whether it's in a multi-player context 
or just keeping the devices locked in. 

I like to lock up some drum patterns and a Repeater so that I can switch 
between current loop and already recorded ones, then drop down to drum 
machine alone.  The Repeater 'stretch' provides a nice segue when moving 
to a new tempo and transitioning the existing loop into something else.  
I use the occasional arpeggiator, too. 

Dan Ash
White Plains, NY
> Subject:
> Re: is live looping only a one man band playing technique?
> From:
> Matthias Grob <matilists@gmail.com>
> Date:
> Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:44:25 -0300
>
> To:
> Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>
>
> I just added the 28th video to the "more than one musician" playlist 
> at http://youtube.com/livelooping
> there are only 22 in the "one man band" playlist
> thats because I only consider those who really achieve a kind of band 
> sound, by playing several instruments
> most create new sounds with layering only one or two instruments and 
> its sound variations - which we usually find more interesting, right, 
>Per?
>
> yeees, sync... it can be difficult, but it helps to animate the crowd. 
> you can always not use it, but not to have it is a loss...
> I am trying to animate the loop gear makers to come up with a standard...
>
> I just uploaded some examples of music that hopefully illustrate why 
> its great to have sync:
> http://www.ubetoo.com/matigrob
>
> hope there will be lots of musical meetings on the stages of y2k9 !!
>
> Matthias