Re: why do we loop?

[paul <phaslem@wightman.ca>]

my wife made an interesting observation... She says that my language has 
changed over the last couple of years, I'm no longer talking about 
performing music, I talk about playing music.... it's not a job anymore, 
it's fun..







>Are there other people on this list besides myself into creating/playing 
>with loops who don't perform in public?  If so, what do you get from 
>it...in other words, why do we loop?  I guess this question applies to 
>any 
>type of artistic or creative activity that doesn't have public 
>performance 
>as it's primary purpose.  It's like if a loop is running in the forest 
>and 
>no one is there to hear it does it really make any sound?
>Dennis
>