A veritable miracle of modern, guitaristic science–a full-featured, great sounding looper that’s the size of a hot-wheels car! 15 minutes of loop time, the ability to speed up or slow down the loop and change the pitch by up to … Continue reading →
If you always wanted to know how to create tape loops, this might give you an idea how to start … Tape Looping With A Vintage Reel To Reel Recorder
Continue reading →Something definitely worth seeing if you are in London this weekend …
Continue reading →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.
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