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I completely agree. And when I meet a musician and I'm trying to determine if I want to play with them "loop compatibility" is near the bottom of the list, after "basic ability", "lack of debilitating drug problems", "owns a car/phone/necessary equipment" and so on. TravisH On Saturday, August 30, 2003, at 05:32 AM, Loopers-Delight-d-request@loopers-delight.com wrote: > I don't know about that. Even with tap tempo on the Repeater, you're a > long > way from the kind of realtime, continuous tempo adjustment that > happens with > live musicians. Also, it's a strange concept (outside of looping) for > the > rest of the band to follow the guitar player, or the keyboard player, > or > whoever is into looping. Tempo management is normally the role of the > drummer and bass player. > > We're talking about two different cultures here -- live, free tempo > groups > vs. groups that work on a fixed clock. I'm not trying to make the case > that > one is better than the other... just trying to point out that it's a > different culture, and it's an uphill battle to get someone to move > into a > different culture.