Re: average age of the looping community?

[Scott Hansen <scott-a-hansen@uiowa.edu>]

not that i don't want to see a million posts w/ just #'s (age),
perhaps the "loopers of the world" could be updated?
i meant to ask about that a while back. i posted my info to
the "loopers of the world" section, but my profile never was in
the 'menu' section. i know there is a part where it says "age".
and if you filled the form out when it was created a few yrs
ago, your age will of course have changed. perhaps "year looper
was born" would be a better question.
a thought for future references/updates.
but i'm always interested in these "demographic questions"
every blue moon myself....
s----


>i know, i know...this is a bit off topic, but being
>that we are all attempting to pioneer these looping
>devices out of the closet and into mainstream (not
>really, but so to speak)...i was just curious of the
>average age of the musicians working this gear into
>fluid musical performance?
>
>from the pix i've seen of loopers and the great
>friends i've made on this list, it seems to be more of
>an infatuation of the working class family folk, but i
>was just curious if i'm alone in trying to integrate
>the looping technology into my music scene. 
>
>i'm 24 and am moved by improvisational music and the
>jam scene and although i haven't found quite the right
>musicians to hit the road with, i have been able to
>successfully use my repeater and arsenal of sounds
>with all people i play with (as well as slowly
>building up a repetoir of solo music).
>
>just curuios...
>
>peace and bass...
>~e va n
>
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