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I had asked: >>How did you use the voice, and what was the experience? >>With lyrics, only refrain, only background sound? John experienced: > 1. Harmony for layering Do you use it on stage, or intend to? Publics reaction (I imagine two voices coming from one person are noticed)? Is it usefull to save time in the studio, or just for the experience? When recorded this way, you think the musical quality increases (because its done in one go) or decreases? Sure, for serious recording, you might want each voice on a track... with two loop units in stereo, a live stereo mix could be done... > 2. Voice as a percussive/rhythmic effect. Oh, yeah, thats a great field. Some guys sound better with their voice than a percussionist, but noone wants to play mouth percussion as a full job, so the loop might bring this new color into music! > 3. Sampled talking > > Many things are possible. That was point. >The voice is an expressive instrument, >as is a guitar or synth. Anything I put in the >Mixer (mackie 1202vlz) is fair game for the Jamman. >I haven't tried my trombone yet. (spit valve busted) > >I had some friends in my studio, I opened up a mic and >setup a 5 sec loop on the Jamman. They started to interact >with there voices once they realized what was happening. Great >fun (wish I had recorded it)