Here are some upcoming LOOP events. Rocky Mountain LoopFest http://www.rockymountainloopfest.com Sept 24th Mercury Cafe, Denver, CO Sept 25th Castle Lounge, Colorado Springs, CO NW LoopFest http://www.nwloopfest.com Oct 15-16 Rendezvous Lounge, Seattle, WA Oct 17 Analog Theatre, Portland, OR Oct 18 … Continue reading →
The first international livelooping festival in 2016 will happen in Mexico: Email contact Facebook Youtube channel
Continue reading →Guitarist Bill Vencil does a weekly Youtube series about ambient guitar. Here he demonstrates what can be done with long 4 second delays like they were used in Frippertronics. The focus is on musical structures, not so much on technology.
Continue reading →“The cassette tape echo employs the same basic principle as legendary vintage units like the Roland Space Echo or more primitive reel-to-reel tape echo setups, but using much cheaper and more readily-available used cassette technology” DIY Cassette Tape Echo
Continue reading →“Schleifen” is “loops” in German. Tilman Baumgärtel has written a book (in German) about the history and aesthetics of loops. Here is a review of the book, of course, also in German 🙂 Mind you, this is not a book … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Terry Riley, father of livelooping, turns 80 today (June 24, 2015). We would not be here without him. At 80, Terry Riley is a happy man Terry Riley Full Interview – December, 2008 from Picoas Project on Vimeo.
Continue reading →This blog page of Sean Costello points to a very interesting essay (in PDF format) about the history of reverb. Sean Costello is known in the livelooping scene as the author of the fabulous ValhallaShimmer reverb plugin (and several other … Continue reading →
My band Lost Garden (myself and ex-Comsat Angel Andy peake on keys) have their debut CD Cotyledon out now, featuring looped guitar throughout – if you want to hear what Ableton’s built-in looper is capable of, check out the audio … Continue reading →
Over the last 18 months, I’ve made a gradual transition from rack/pedal to laptop-based rig. Here’s my current set,-up, which gives me almost unlimited flexibility at modest cost. The “looper” device is basic by EDP standards, but still very functional. … Continue reading →