Re: wikipedia page on livelooping Need Secondary Sources!

[Mike <mnelson@boomerangmusic.com>]

	zippypong I believe. I probably won't be doing much additional editing on wikipedia; just too much to do with 
Boomerang and a bunch of gigs I've come into over the last few months.

On 24-Mar-14 4:36 PM, andy butler wrote:
> On 24/03/2014 20:38, Mike wrote:
> >      I just made modest changes to both wikipedia entries and place a 
> > reference to loop_(music), the more
> > substantial entry, on Live_looping.
>
> yeah,
> go for it!
>
> (couldn't really work out what you did though)
> What name are you editing under? (assuming  you don't mind saying)
>
>
>
> Looks like the Live Looping  page has "notability issues".
>
> Do we  have secondary sources to quote to "prove" that
> live looping is a significant topic?
>
> (That's where someone writes about it, and someone else
> quotes and references it).
>
> There's some academic papers around.
>
>
> andy

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