Re: Practicing Looping in the Dark

["Buzap Buzap" <buzap@gmx.net>]

I'm glad I threw in the idea... :-)
I guess it's very similar to practicing any other instrument without 
(much) looking. Then again, I wonder how many people practice looping like 
any other instrument...

Per: "looping in the mind" is what I've always been doing. That was my 
motvation for starting with looping to begin with. The most exciting thing 
is: You have something in your head that you go through, you go to your 
gear - and make it sound like that!
That's what I love about spontaneaous looping :-))

Another approach is of course thinking through "looping stages" how you 
would like to develop your loop. ITo me that process feels very similar to 
anticipating or preparing a solo you'd like to play.

Rgds
Buzap
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