Thanks Jim, yes I have known Steve Kaufman for a long time. We did a Japan tour together, co-billed, it was a blast. Taught Kaufman Kamp two years ago and hope to be back in 2012. He is a great guy and an uncredible bizness person, genius.
Havent really gotten too far with Bluegrass looping, but now that I'm happy with my rig and all my instrument sounds, its next.
Cant compete with yall on making weird sounds but I would bet I'm a better banjo picker than most loopers!!! Oh wait on fiddle I can make some very weird sounds!!! Andy Owens 1-800-AndyOwens Sent from my iPhone So the typing might not be my best!
Looping bluegrass, sounds like something John McCuen or Sam Bush would be in to Andy, actually the thought sounds rather cool. Noticed you are teaching or have at Steve Kaufman's camp. I got to know Steve a little bit when I first came in to the Mel Bay family. Don't think he would remember me now but he gave me some good input several years ago. Feels you will bring an interesting mix into the community Andy, welcome...
Jim On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 7:07 PM, Gary Lehmann <gnarlyheman@gmail.com> wrote:
It wasn't me, but I am doing that.
I'm using an RC-20 and a Digitech Jamman--I brought my EDP in to the gig this week, but it's more setup than I want to do for the money I'm making 8(
I'm in San Diego 8)
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 5:14 AM, Andy Owens <andy@1800dialword.com> wrote:
Howdy folks
A few years ago I met somebody on here who was looping Bluegrass and Oldtime and he had a computer based loop program. He was in northern Californee, anybody remember who that is?
Andy of the O's
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