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Hi Todd, I'm happy your album came out so good - as of one can hear in the video - and I think you're saying something really interesting too in that video! When you're talking about how live looping took you to the next level as a music creator. I too have experienced this "transformation of senses" and many others as well. It is about developing the necessary intellectual tools for working with options in layering without the need to hear them first (as is the sampling artist's curse). Fact is that if you can not imagine something it doesn't exist within your creative pallet. But what happens when one spends hours and days playing with a looper is that these new senses starts to grow in you and after a while you may even develop your own names for different kinds of blending certain types of layers from the same musical instrument. Not just "narcissist orchestration" IMHO but an amazing new field of untapped beauty within every single musical instrument. Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.perboysen.com http://www.youtube.com/perboysen On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 4:52 AM, George Matthews <gtmatthews@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Guys, I've been slow around these parts the past year but only > because I've been trying to survive my public school teaching job as > well as working on a all double bass album. Only one of the tunes on the > album is looping double bass and the rest only used my double bass but > the songs were multi-tracked. I started a kickstarter campaign and I > wanted you guys to check out the video I made for it if you got 5 min to > spare. If you end up digging it feel free to share it with your musician > brethren! > > http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/toddbass/todd-matthews-debut-uh-oh-here-come-the-pig-mammot/ > > Feel free to contact me off/on list if you have any thoughts. > > -Todd Matthews > >