history essay updated

["Michael Peters" <mp@mpeters.de>]

I updated and rewrote parts of my old "birth of loop" history essay, especially the final paragraphs about "today's loops".  Comments?

 

Many people know that I am one of those loopers who clearly advocate the importance of livelooping over the role of static loops (which have become either identical with sample playback in live music, or with cut+paste in studio work, completely ubiquitous and therefore practically invisible today),  so I know not everyone will agree with all of what I wrote  :)  but I'm open to learning and to other opinions.

 

http://www.livelooping.org/history/theory/the-birth-of-loop

 

-Michael