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Yeah I seen this post about the cassette technique. Very ingenious!!! This is what prompted me to look into the 8-track technique. I'm pretty excited to finish this as it brings me back to the Schaffer, Stockhausen, Riley, Cage, Eno, and Raymond Scott era. There is something romantic about going back to that era. It wasn't until recently that I thought about going back to the tape technique. I have been buying a few books lately from the 50's and 60's about electronic music and tape manipulation. Again I really just want to push the limits on limitation. Yeah I can very easily chop, mangle, reverse samples. And I certainly will continue this way of working. But the analog tape manipulation is just intriguing to me. To work as my hero's did is just interesting to me. I am a great fan of the synthesizer and have many many old ones. This will continue to be my passion. But my fascination with synthesizers has become much broader. It now includes the history of electronic instruments, and electronic technique. Another manipulation I would like to try is with tube technology. Unfortunately my knowledge with this area is quite limited. My electronics knowledge is also limited, but adding switched and tape heads is just soldering and this I have practiced enough. -----Original Message----- From: Bernhard Wagner [mailto:loopdelightml@nosuch.biz] Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 9:52 AM To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: RE: Another technique for electronic organic looping... Hi Leo Regarding your previous post, check this: http://www.loopers-delight.com/tips/multitrack.html Consider coming to Y2K4 Live Looping Festival in Santa Cruz, October, 9th and 10th to meet up with other loopers in person! Welcome to the list! Bernhard -----Original Message----- From: Sauvageau Leo [mailto:Leo.Sauvageau@tetrapak.com] Sent: Mittwoch, 18. August 2004 16:36 To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Subject: Another technique for electronic organic looping... About 2 years ago I discovered a technique for manipulating old obsolete electronic toys called circuit bending . I have since bent a few things into new electronic random looping devices. Mainly one in particular I call CORROSIVE MODULATOR. This device is very unique as it is always different and a very interesting creation. At times, the loops I have heard it create sound organic like, loops that evolve on thier own. What I plan to do is finish making my 8-track analogue loop randomizer and build in the corrosive modulator circuit. What this will give me is randomization looping on 2 levels, which will be true unpredictable compositions the the device will create. By the way I am new to LOOPERS D. I really like this site. I hope to have some compositions to contribute soon. Leo