Re: Scared of MIDI

["Miko Biffle" <biffoz@arczip.com>]

Hi Gary,

I was playing some atmospherics before the opening of a performance of the
play, The Ramayana. The house lights were on, and people could freely come
and go... I had a nice cloud moving around and inserted a few bleeps and
blips. One guy in Indian garb comes up and says, "That's the lonliest sound
I've ever heard... "  Another time a woman commented that my music was like
the lowing of cows. Both interesting and funny observations. No money
though...

-Miko



----- Original Message -----
From: "Relay" <relaydelayband@earthlink.net>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 8:32 AM
Subject: Scared of MIDI


> Not really--
> Last night I rehearsed with a violinist for a freebie Friday at Quail
> Botanical Gardens--it's an art exhibit, and I will be looping a
smidgen--so
> come on down--230 Quail Gardens Dr., Encinitas, CA  92024(760) 436-3036.
> For the rehearsal, I just used a footswitch for record--not very
> versatile--so I gotta say, go MIDI--or not, ya know . . .
> In other news, this morning I dragged the EDP and a larger amp down to 
>the
> Starbucks parking lot--FWIW, this is the Westerfield Cleaners parking lot
> (where David stood shivering in the early morning hours waiting for the
dry
> cleaner to open--ask me, I'll tell you)--and played in the parking lot, 
>as
> opposed to on the site itself.  And I got a dollar!  I packed up at that
> point--quit while you're ahead--but I also had a black woman tell me to
have
> a good day just before this as I was busting out the blues in a major 
>way,
> after loads of Celtic and folk noodling.  So I will--and the rest of you
> also have the best, loopiest day.
> Gary
> PS  All this in my new LD T-shirt--thanks Jason!
> G
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