Re: Looping Catching on?

["Antonio Paulo Ferreira Junior" <paulada@pocos-net.com.br>]

I creat some loops with ACID and the sounds seems very good!






-----Mensagem original-----
De: Rik Myers <zanga@mindspring.com>
Para: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>
Data: Sexta-feira, 8 de Janeiro de 1999 21:01
Assunto: Re: Looping Catching on?


>>What do all you loopers think? What's the best way to be true to the 
>music
>>and to let looping continue to evolve into an instrument in its own 
>right,
>>while at the same time to remain aware of the economic realities involved
>>with presenting looping to the larger general-business, AOR
>>top-forty-weaned listening public? How do we make this "fad" which is
>>already legit to us appeal to John and Jane Doe without pandering to
>>commerciality? Any thoughts on this?
>
>I think ACID will help, especially if it is marketed as a musical game 
>(fun
>for the whole family) accessible to people you believe that music is best
>left to PROfeshunals (thank you very much). If hoi poloi can be enticed to
>make their own loops that sound good (and have a grand time), their ears
>will open to loops as legitimate music (mostly because familiarity will
>accommodate this). Other interactive music tools like KOAN could also help
>the general malaise that music (art, science) is exclusive provence of
>professionals.
>
>All IMHO, natch. Hasta -> Rico
>