speaking of loops

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soulstring69

Posts: 87
Joined: Jan. 26 2006

speaking of loops

does someone have a loop i can use for colombiana? is there a way to use one of the 12 count bulerias, solea loops? is colombiana really flamenco?
david

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 9 2006 20:38:47

Ricardo

Posts: 14889
Joined: Dec. 14 2004
From: Washington DC

RE: speaking of loops (in reply to soulstring69)

You could get away with using a tangos compas track. If it is fast you can think of it as rumba. I am just talking about clapping or drums. The guitar has it's own unique aire.

Ricardo

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 9 2006 22:07:23

soulstring69

Posts: 87
Joined: Jan. 26 2006

RE: speaking of loops (in reply to Ricardo)

ricardo, thank you. i have gotten a slow downer amazing software to help but i dont have a tangos loop. florian can you help me with that? i know i will be a pest. i am learning the "el nuevo dia" for paco pena and i do practice the 2/4 metronome, but i dont know how to keep the compas with a loop, but it is ease with a 4/4 count. i know ron.m dont like loops, but to me they are fun.
thank you
david

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 10 2006 1:02:14