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My contribution to the 'Loop it or Lose It' forum & my tribute to the movie 'night of the Lepus' (1972)
'Night of the Loopoos' utilises the 'Modern Rock Guitar #11' loop only via GB.
(Please note: only 1 loop was harmed in the making of this piece...)
OH, and another thing...there is a lengthy section of silence at the end of this submission....my apologies to all, in my hurry to get this submitted I neglected to check the 'unwanted bits', which were cut & pasted to the end, hence a 4 minute piece comprising mainly of silence,,,,I guess you could say it's my 'tribute' to John Cage...?
'Night of the Loopoos' utilises the 'Modern Rock Guitar #11' loop only via GB.
(Please note: only 1 loop was harmed in the making of this piece...)
OH, and another thing...there is a lengthy section of silence at the end of this submission....my apologies to all, in my hurry to get this submitted I neglected to check the 'unwanted bits', which were cut & pasted to the end, hence a 4 minute piece comprising mainly of silence,,,,I guess you could say it's my 'tribute' to John Cage...?
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perceptualvortex
First of all, great job making a tune with only that one loop. The Composer and I also tried this approach with very different results. Of course, I had to add drums too. Anyway, especially considering that limitation, you did a great job with diversity in the song. I like the bass tones, and sometimes you have a sort of oboe or bassoon sound. And of course, it sounds exactly like a really sinister rabbit. Was the ending intended to have so much space, or...? Nice job!