Loops: Why?

Anyway, are most of these bands from the Beatles lineage? If so, there's your answer. Tomorrow Never Knows actually does still sound quite futuristic if you look at it from that perspective.

imo, the shortest loop is 2 frames
any object in a 2 frame loop appears to vibrate like electricity when viewed from appropriate distance and with sufficient framerate

what is the longest loop?

life iirc

john jacob jinglheimer schmidt

same vibrating electricity put through paulstretch

Whenever I go out, the people always shout.

https://superrare.com/artwork-v2/tower-7-26655

the "why?" part is operative here. this loop makes me sad. it's much "better" than anything i've made. but i look at it and from the perspective of the future and it makes me so fucking sad

I love loops.

RRR 100.
RRR 500.
RRR 1000.

I think RRR 1000 exceeded the limit of possible loops, since even Ron admits that his stylus skips on it.

gonna respect the original intention of the thread here

and say that i do think a lot of 90s guitar music was blighted by overuse of fussy little drum loops

and say that i do think a lot of 90s guitar music was blighted by overuse of fussy little drum loops

― lemmy incaution (emsworth)

The kind of guitar music that did that would have been shit whatever so

I know we're goofing on this thread but this was a tiresome rock trope at the time. Nearly EVERYONE did this for at least a cycle before "it was time to get back to basics, just four guys in a room, rocking out."