Re: loop notes

[Reginald Hunt <rphunt@tiac.net>]

Wow, that's interesting. Are you talking Fast Fourier, which would then
deduce fundamentals?

I hope DGM releases a choral recording of the results.
Reg


At 11:03 AM 2/10/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Actually there is interesting work "notation wise" being
>done from a loop context by (gasp & shudder) Mr. Fripp.
>My understanding is that producer David Singleton has
>utilized a software process that "disects" as it were the
>relative harmonic aspects of several of Fripps loops and
>has then taken that information to a musical notation format
>for the purposes of choral performances of these works.
>Specifics of devices used in, and commercial avilability
>of such works is unknown to me at this time however.
>Sorry to use the "F" word twice, but seeing as I'm already
>booked to play hell for an extended engagement, what
>could it possibly matter to me. FYI- good seats still 
>available.
>
>                     Bryan
>
>P.S. Don't fool yourself, we're still in the
>        dark ages of looping.
>
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