Michael Peters is a guitarist and livelooper from Germany (near Cologne)
Released on March 31st, 2013: four hours of livelooping music!!! This album was produced by a collective of artists, wanting to mark the last consecutive day in our lifetimes – 12.12.12. So on this day or around this day we … Continue reading →
The Guardian has a short introduction to the “grandpa” of livelooping – click here to read
Continue reading →Here’s a New York Times article about Pauline Oliveros, one of the mothers of livelooping
Continue reading →http://jadeane.com/blog/sat-01072012-1144 Multiinstrumentalist J.A.Deane (known to many liveloopers as the percussion player on Jon Hassell’s Fourth World style records during the 1980s) writes about devices and techniques he used at that time to achieve his unique sound, and how his use … Continue reading →
From the London Science Museum Blog: Make your own tape loop
Continue reading →The inaugural Penarth International LiveLooping Festival, set up by David Cooper Orton, will take place at the Washington Gallery in Penarth, south Wales on 7 September 2012, 7.30-10.30pm featuring: Michael Peters, Georgina Brett, Fabio Anile, Simeon Harris, and David Cooper … Continue reading →
Steve Lawson gives a “Looping Masterclass” on July 29 in Birmingham. “I’m doing one as part of the ‘Beyond Bass Camp’ series here in Birmingham, on July 29th. But it’s not just for bassists – it’s for any instrument, or … Continue reading →
Rick Walker’s original project proposal on Looper’s Delight, posted on October 24, 2011: “That everyone on this list who feels like it, sets up their live looping rig somewhere and on Friday, November 11th at either 11:11 a.m. or 11:11 … Continue reading →
This 15 track sampler was released on CD in 1998. It was the first livelooping sampler CD. We have now rereleased it on Bandcamp because it was such a fine album and it would be a waste to forget about … Continue reading →
Welcome to the new site for the LiveLooping group. The site is still very much under construction, but we’d welome comments about any aspect of the site – navigation, content, absent content etc. Changes will come thick and fast over … Continue reading →