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I'm not talking about using CDs for backing tracks. I wouldn't do that. Believe me, with a looper, drum machine, guitar, bass and guitar synth, I can make plenty of noise. I'm saying produce a total track *that includes live looping* that's delivered on a CD. I'd still have the joy of playing with my looper in an interactive way, just not at the show itself. I'm just wondering if that makes a difference. I guess I have to try it and see. Mark Sottilaro "Stuart Wyatt (Solo String Project)" wrote: > > Would you get the same satisfaction going and listening to your cd > > play? > > The moment that you start playing with pre-recorded material, you start > to limit the enormous freedom that looping provides. I did a set a year > or so ago with an electronic DJ, and 50% of the backing was > pre-recorded on ProTools. Whilst the audience liked it, I felt > frustrated. It was difficult to produce that audience/performer > telepathic communication thing.... > > But saying that, do whatever you feel has to be done. If you think that > using backing CD/tracks will increase the options for your music then > go ahead and do it. Don't impose unnecessary limitations just for the > sake of rules... However, if it is just to give you an easier job for > the same money, then its selling out :) > -- > Stuart Wyatt (Solo String Project) - http://SoloString.com