Re:keeping loops interesting

[a k butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

possibly:-

1) Obscure the Start/End point of the loop.
2) Use the live playing to re-define the harmony of the repeats in 
different ways.
3) A short loop can usefully last longer if it doesn't grab the attention.
4) Suddenly revealing the background loop that was there all the time 
can be quite dramatic.
5) Learning the latest "loop trick" only really pays off after 
spending a lot of time making it work musically.
6) Simpler harmony in the loop gives more options for the live playing.


andy butler