Re: Another Y2K is in the books

[paul <phaslem@wightman.ca>]

Back home after 4 days driving with little sleep, but lots of time to
think about directions with looping. I think for me the key is less
technology, and finding more creative ways of using my instrument,
finding all the voices that you don't expect to hear from the dulcimer. I
was so impressed with Lori and the others that were doing such amazing
creative things with just their voice and a looper. All in all, a great
experience, and I look forward to going back with fresh ideas to use next
year.


All the best,

Paul Haslem
Ontario, Canada
www.dulcify.ca





At 08:04 PM 10/25/2012, you wrote:
> A delayed response, but I did
> want to chime in and say thanks again to Rick, Bill, Maha and all the
> artists and attendees for making my first Loopfest a wonderful
> experience. I managed to see all but 5 artists over the whole festival,
> and loved the diversity between us all. In fact, my next show after the
> festival (Monday), I ended up reorganizing some of my pedals, etc, just
> to try out some new sounds that I had been hearing over the weekend. I
> can't wait to get home to the rest of my piles of gear to try something
> else new!
>
> Thanks again, and hopefully we'll see you next year!
>
> -- 
> Jean-Paul De Roover
> www.jeanpaulderoover.com
> (807) 251-3376