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By live sequencing I mean the Live sequencing of audio events, Maybe Live audio sequencing!! this can be achieved using the insert replace function etc. You even get quantise options. The sequencing of midi data to trigger samples etc. is different mmmmm maybe I need better terminology. The way I think about it you have a midi sequencer that stores midi events and an audio sequencer stores audio events. (even if your sequencing samples you are Midi sequencing.) Hence Andre's use of the EDP I think is the Live Sequencing of audio. Geoff on 12/5/03 5:13 pm, Jonathan El-Bizri at ssrndpty@hotmail.com wrote: > > >> >> Here's perhaps a dumb question: What exactly is "live sequencing" (how > does >> it differ from "looping?")? >> > > Personally, I would consider 'live sequencing' to mean the creation of > performance using pre-developed elements - sample loops, or prepared midi > sequences. It's what most 'groove boxes' are used for. > > Live looping involves the sequencing of elements that are developed as >part > of the performance. > > bIz > --------------------- > www.groovetronica.com - "No offense, but a dated d&b loop with some >Holiday > Inn lounge singer hardly wows me technically or talent wise, and I could >do > better with a cassette deck and a microphone." > --------------------- > > >> I know terminology is in evolution.... >> >> ||: David :|| >> >>> This is a post intended for Kim Flint. >>> >>> Hi Kim >>> My name is Geoff Smith, you may have seen me on your Loopers-delight >>> discussion list. I am just finishing my essay on Live-Looping and > perhaps >>> only now am I beginning to understand the world of Live-Looping and how > it >>> has developed. >>> >> (...) >>> >>> Do you see the EDP now as a live-sequencer? >>> >> >> >> >