Re: livelooping. Ambient.

[william middlemiss <billymiddlemiss@gmail.com>]

I would, if he does it live.

On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 12:02 PM, andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:

william middlemiss wrote:

" Actually it's also a made up term by a group of people who
have specific ideas about what it means:
Music in which the sounds are the result of an interaction
between a musician and an instrument, while the form is the
result of the interaction of a musician with a looping device."

*Yes, I would say that all inherently fits within the "act that any musician who owns a 'looping device' does. " *

essentially yes....need to work on the definition.


With livelooping the form can take on unique features
which take the music out of any regular genre classification.

"any musician who owns a looping device" is likely to produce music where the effect of the looping device is secondary to other considerations of musical classification.

The 12 bar blues is loopable, but you wouldn't want to call
it livelooping.

Let's have another go.......

Music in which the sounds are the result of an interaction

between a musician and an instrument, while the form is uniquely the

result of the interaction of a musician with a looping device.

andy