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Live looping is the repetition of audio samples, or loops. It is a real-time process with numerous sonic directions, open to instrument textures, improvisation and composition techniques.

Articles & Interviews

Frippertronics - Robert Fripp interview.
The Musical Use of Audio Delay Devices: Some Thoughts for the Future and From the Past - by Ben Denckla.

Live Looping Festivals

Y2K5 International Live Looping Festival - Big Sur, Santa Cruz and San Francisco, California.
International Loopfestival Zürich - Zürich, Switzerland.
Cambridge Festival of Looping - Cambridge, UK.
Looper's Delight J - Kobe, Japan.
Y2K4 - Santa Cruz, USA.
Second Annual Cambridge Festival of Looping - UK.
The First (International) Cambridge Festival of Looping 2003 - UK.
1st Swedish Looping Festival 2003 - Sweden.
Looper's Delight J 2002 - Kobe, Japan.

External links

loopit.org - A wealth of examples of what you can do using live *multichannel* loop sampling.
Loopers Delight - the loopers forum.
Live Looping Music - live looping group.
Zone Mobius - live looping freeware based on the Gibson Echoplex Digital Pro.

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