25 years of livelooping – Matthias Grob
Matthias Grob, inventor of the Echoplex Digital Pro livelooping device:
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2018 livelooping festival season
Europe – the “Paris Spring Loops” festival won’t happen this year but there will be a small tour through France, Germany, and possibly other countries in the first half of June. Mexico will see another livelooping festival this May, again … Continue reading
Ken Karsh and Quantiloop
Ken teaches guitar at several universities in California. He loves livelooping, especially using the Quantiloop app for iPad. Ken is a beta tester for the new Quantiloop version for iPhone. Quantiloop has four concurrent loops that can be synchronized or … Continue reading
The wide-reaching legacy of Pauline Oliveros
A year after the passing of Pauline Oliveros, one of the pioneers of livelooping and of “deep listening”, eight artists write about her musical legacy
Y2K17
It is October and the mother of all livelooping festivals is coming up again like every year! October 18-22, 2017 in Santa Cruz, CA
Dino J.A. Deane looks at looping/sampling iOS apps
J.A.Deane, the man who created the otherworldly percussion tracks for Jon Hassell’s earlier Fourth World music, takes a look at his favorite iOS apps in his latest blog installment. Looping and sampling toys!
HOOLALOOP Festival in Austria
The HOOLALOOP Music Festival, planned for 4-6 August 2017 on Scharnstein´s Bäckerberg in Austria, was cancelled. How sad! it looked so nice!
Rick Walker: There are No Looping Limitations
A Rick Walker interview over in LoopingLive
25 years of digital livelooping – a Swiss invention
Matthias Grob talks about the history of the Paradis Loop Delay and the Gibson Echoplex Digital Pro. Only Swiss speaking people will understand 🙂 we are working on subtitles.
PD Looping on the Organelle
Livelooping meta-trombonist Sylvain Poitras is also a software wizard. Here are two videos demonstrating Pure Data patches, played on the Organelle: As a bonus track, here is the amazing piano improvisation he came up with recently when his cold was … Continue reading