Re: Practicing Looping in the Dark

[Cara Quinn <CaraQuinn@onemodelplace.com>]

   Hi Buzap et al;

   Yes, I'm visually impaired, (blind) so yes, have much exp on this!  lol!

   I kind of need the equip to be an extension of my body, but also having 
seen, the visual feedback aspect can also be a comfort / confidence 
builder 
too...

   One thing that non visual feedback requires of me though, that I think 
can be a good thing as far as gear goes regardless of whether one can see 
or not, is a rather thorough understanding of my instrument(s) / gear I'm 
using for a performance.

   -Just my thoughts...  :)  Oh, and sorry for the late response to this 
thread, have been crazy busy and am catching up on email...

Smiles,

CQ  :)

At 05:19 PM 8/6/2007 +0200, you wrote:

>While we are at it, here is a suggestion + invitation for feedback:
>
>Recently, I have occasionally started practicing looping in a pitch dark 
>room and found the experience VERY useful.
>Being able to sense the knobs/settings by heart and do the right moves 
>without any visual feedback (except LEDs) has been a really good training.
>
>I haven't really needed these skills yet in a live situation, but I think 
>it can give you more confidence, not getting irritated by insufficient 
>lighting etc.
>
>Do you also have any experience on this?
>
>Buzap
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