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Live looping is the recording and playback of looped audio samples in real-time, using either hardware (magnetic tape or dedicated hardware devices) or software. It is a process with numerous sonic directions, open to instrument textures, improvisation and composition techniques.

Information Sources

Articles & Interviews

Live looping festivals

Live looping software

  • Live Loop - A multi-track live looping midi-sequencer.
  • Zone Mobius - standalone freeware (multichannel)
  • ELOTTRONIX XL - VST freeware, tape delay emulator
  • Ambiloop - standalone freeware(?) (multichannel)
  • Loopy Llama VST freeware
  • SooperLooper standalone freeware (as JACK client) or as Audio Unit
  • Augustus Loop tape delay emulator(and more) plug-in
  • "Electrix Virtual Repeater Pro" award winning live loop studio ... unfortunately discontinued

Live looping hardware

  • Boss RC-2, RC-20, RC-50, ME-70, GT-10
  • Gibson/Oberheim Echoplex
  • Lexicon Jam Man
  • Electrix Repeater
  • Digitech Digidelay, JamMan
  • Line 6 DL4, JM4, M3
  • Electro Harmonix 2880
  • Korg Kaos Pedal

Live Looping Artists

There are far to many to even start a list of links here. http://youtube.com/livelooping is a growing pool of all different kinds of this art.