When I said "would be all over", what I think I meant was "could be made to
warm up to...."
It's usually pretty easy to explain how something did come into existence,
but hard to offer anything but speculation as to why something doesn't exist.
Perhaps it's the familiarity and predisposition with sequencing/programming in
that arena. It would just seem to me that the intuitive approach and spontaneity
that looping (as opposed to sequencing) affords, could do well in said techno
culture.
Plus you were being sarcastic about big companies being in touch with
anything, right?
Cheers,
Nic
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 11:14
AM
Subject: Midi looper
The looper community is small enough that I can understand
manufacturers
not leaping on this opportunity. The techno-raver-dj
community that you
mention is another matter, however. If, in fact,
that bunch would "be
all over" a midi looper, why hasn't one of the big
hardware
manufacturers come out with such a device
????
Elby
>
> <?xml:namespace prefix="v"
/><?xml:namespace prefix="o" />I believe
> the looper community
as well as the techno-raver-dj community would be
> all over such a
thing, if it existed.Nic
>
> -----
Original Message -----
> From: Mountain
Man
> To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>
Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2003 4:39 AM
>
Subject: Re: Repeater - "conditional
stop"
> Well, yeah, but I'd be
willing to pay at least $50 for such
> a
feature.
> That would keep some starving
music gear-hacker off the
> street
long
> enough to do this "quick and easy"
mod, wouldn't it???
<g>
>
> Speaking of midi
loopers, I continue to be amazed that
>
no-one has
> created a box that does
EDP/Repeater-style looping for
>
Midi. It seems a
> much easier task
than looping audio. Is there a
perception
> that
there's
> no market for it? Or is
there something out there of which
> I'm
not
> aware? (please, please, please
say "yes" !!!!)
>
>
Thanks,
>
Elby
>
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