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Op vrijdag 16 april 2004 10:53, schreef Per Boysen: > On 04-04-16 10.02, "Luther Zevenbergen" <demiurg@wanadoo.nl> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I'm Luther Zevenbergen and just subscribed to this mailinglist. i will > > lurk a bit to see if there will be things discussed, that will be > > interesting and useful for me. And maybe participate in discussions. > > > > Let me tell a bit about my interest in looping. > > On the practical site, I just started a project, which I called >"Dipak", > > in which i play sitar live, with effects on the sitar, combined with > > electronic music. i use styles like techno, electro, ambient and >ofcourse > > Indian classical music. Well, it sounds better than it is right now, > > because i did only two gigs, and am still searching for everything fall > > into place. I'm using delay to try to get two sitar's 'sounding > > together', but i want to expand these idea with looping-techniques. > > My musical interest is very unlimited, but mainly Indian music, >folkmusic > > minimal music and electronic music. > > > > Well, i will see what this mailinglist will bring me. > > > > gr. > > Luther > > Welcome to the list! Sitar is such a cool instrument. I've played some >gigs > with a sitar player and then I learned that it can be difficult to >amplify > a sitar, since it is not as loud as most acoustic instruments. What's >your > way of dealing with this? (getting a good sitar signal for processing) It is hard. i did once a few gigs with a stonerrock-band and i used a small pickup, but it was horrible. Now I have bought a pretty good pick-up and I connect it with my mixer, where also the electronic part is mixed, and than to the PA-system. I did it a few times, and it worked perfect. Although I must add that the places i played where small. About a couple of weeks I play in a bigger venue, so I will see if it works out than. gr. Luther