Re: looping question

["Tim Sanz" <tsanz@svg.com>]

whoops. was in a rush and forgot to send it directly to the man.
TS

>>> stanitarium@earthlink.net 11/13 3:35 PM >>>
ok since we're ot(sposed to be personal email,but i  think people  want to
hear the answers to your q, or will they be posted damon...?) what tube amp
and what power amp at the end of your chain?...sounds like a great set-up
for loopin to me...stanner(also where you giggin @?)
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>From: "Tim Sanz" <tsanz@svg.com>
>To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
>Subject: Re: looping question
>Date: Mon, Nov 13, 2000, 4:17 PM
>

>Hi Damon, After my last nights solo guitar looping I remembered your 
>question stated here and it occurred to me that 
>every time I make audio loops, they are always very different and never 
>the same. 
>They allow me to be me, may it be my best, or my worst their always fun 
>and 
>exciting knowing its for the moment.
>I like that a lot and that feeds my soul. Keeps me coming back for more, 
>"never the same and always different"
>Currently my set up includes a tube amp through an Allan Holdsworth 
>Harness 
>which converts the tube speaker output to a line level 
>which then gets eq'ed then goes through many processors and in which 
>hopefully my DL4 will get traded in 4 the Repeater.
>Cheers~
>Tim Sanz
>
>
>>>> Damon@Electrixpro.com 11/09 3:47 PM >>>
>Hey loopers,
>If anyone wants to help us (Electrix) with future loopy developments and
>maybe some marketing rigmarole send me an answer to the question:
> 
>Why are you passionate about loop-based music production?
>
>Please send it to my personnel email so it doesn't irritate the rest of 
>the
>list. mailto:damon@electrixpro.com 
>
>Respect,
>
>Damon Langlois
>Creative Director
>Electrix
>Tel (250) 544-4091 Fax (250) 544-4100
>http://www.electrixpro.com 
>
>
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