Re: Who uses "looping" in their promo material?

["Krispen Hartung" <khartung@cableone.net>]

That is a good question. I know a lot of us free improvisors tend to speak 
up a lot here, yet I don't know if that represents the actual demographics.

Kris

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> One more thought: although I'm not yet sure if anyone agrees that this
> community is characterized by at least a leaning towards free improv, it
> seems to me that having a looper is a way to give spontaneous structure 
>to
> free improvisations, which tends to give them a focus that "straight" 
>(ha)
> or pure free improvs might lack (at least in the hands of non-prodigal
> artists like myself). That's why I think the combination of loops and 
>free
> improv is such a compelling proposition.
>