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Subject:Return of the Loops Posted by: WarmGlow Date:1/6/2009 6:52:19 AM I'm glad to see that loops are available for download from the Sony Creative store. Since a file that someone purchases and downloads doesn't require Sony to manufacture a physical CD, what's the likelihood that Sony will bring back some of the more rare and hard to find loop collections? I didn't have the money at the time but I sure would like a chance to spice up some of my projects with: Voices of Native America "A journey into the heart and soul of indigenous North American culture." LLNA1000 Sounds of Asia:Opium "Traditional sounds that capture the spirit of Asia." LLO1000 Ethnicity "Soulful and traditional rhythms from around the globe." LLE1000 Thx.
Subject:RE: Return of the Loops Reply by: kitekrazee Date:1/6/2009 7:46:16 PM Thanks for listing those. I never knew those exist since I don't use loops very much but those would be real handy to have. I'd buy them as downloads.
Subject:RE: Return of the Loops Reply by: Douglas Clark Date:1/7/2009 2:09:41 PM Me too, for Voices of Native America. (It's by Douglas Spotted Eagle.)
Subject:RE: Return of the Loops Reply by: WarmGlow Date:1/20/2009 12:40:52 PM Royalty free Midi files would also make an interesting addition to the Sony loop content that's offered for sale.
Subject:RE: Return of the Loops Reply by: jumbuk Date:1/20/2009 2:08:19 PM Acid 7 already has some MIDI files in the content disk, along with the DLS synths. Years ago, Sony (or was it SF?) tried to raise interest in MIDI loop bundles. I registered my interest, but I don't think it ever really took off. TwiddlyBits sells MIDI files successfully. Perhaps Sony could do a deal?

Subject:Return of the Loops

Posted by: WarmGlow

Date:1/6/2009 6:52:19 AM

I'm glad to see that loops are available for download from the Sony Creative store. Since a file that someone purchases and downloads doesn't require Sony to manufacture a physical CD, what's the likelihood that Sony will bring back some of the more rare and hard to find loop collections?

I didn't have the money at the time but I sure would like a chance to spice up some of my projects with:

Voices of Native America
"A journey into the heart and soul of indigenous North American culture."
LLNA1000

Sounds of Asia:Opium
"Traditional sounds that capture the spirit of Asia."
LLO1000

Ethnicity
"Soulful and traditional rhythms from around the globe."
LLE1000

Thx.

Subject:RE: Return of the Loops

Reply by: kitekrazee

Date:1/6/2009 7:46:16 PM

Thanks for listing those. I never knew those exist since I don't use loops very much but those would be real handy to have. I'd buy them as downloads.

Subject:RE: Return of the Loops

Reply by: Douglas Clark

Date:1/7/2009 2:09:41 PM

Me too, for Voices of Native America. (It's by Douglas Spotted Eagle.)

Subject:RE: Return of the Loops

Reply by: WarmGlow

Date:1/20/2009 12:40:52 PM

Royalty free Midi files would also make an interesting addition to the Sony loop content that's offered for sale.

Subject:RE: Return of the Loops

Reply by: jumbuk

Date:1/20/2009 2:08:19 PM

Acid 7 already has some MIDI files in the content disk, along with the DLS synths.

Years ago, Sony (or was it SF?) tried to raise interest in MIDI loop bundles. I registered my interest, but I don't think it ever really took off.

TwiddlyBits sells MIDI files successfully. Perhaps Sony could do a deal?