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Loop

Features, talks and performances from Ableton’s summit for music makers. Coming to Los Angeles, 9–11 November 2018

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What we saw and heard at Loop 2017

A selection of images, insights and videos from the 2017 edition of Loop.

A/V Interchange: Performing Music with Visuals

A survey of approaches to playing music live accompanied by visuals with excerpts from Ableton Loop and numerous performance videos.

From Studio to Stage: Daedelus, Kimbra and Quantic on playing live

Daedelus, Kimbra and Quantic discuss their strategies for playing live and how they translate studio productions to stage performances.

Sougwen Chung, Daedelus, Jace Clayton, and Deantoni Parks on who inspires them

Filmed entirely at Loop 2016, this mini-documentary brings to light the unseen connections between creative individuals.

What is local? Perspectives on music-making in a hyper-connected world

With so much of our social interaction and music listening taking place online, what role does our environment and geography play in music-making practice?

Critical Sonics: Political voices in electronic music

Chino Amobi, Elysia Crampton, Peder Mannerfelt, Lotic and others weigh in on their politicaly-minded productions.

A look back at Loop 2016

A selection of some of our favorite images and insights from three days of Loop at Funkhaus Berlin.

Invisible Jukebox with Gudrun Gut

Full-length video of Gudrun Gut reflecting on krautrock, punk, techno and more for The Wire’s Invisible Jukebox series.

Invisible Jukebox with Morton Subotnik

Full-length video of The Wire Magazine’s Frances Morgan in conversation with electronic music legend Morton Subotnick.

New ways to play: Four visionary designers and their instruments

Roger Linn, Stephan Schmitt, Carla Scaletti and Gerhard Behles discuss the making of the MPC, Reaktor, Kyma, and Ableton Live.

On And Off The Grid: Acoustic drummers and electronic music

Drummers Kiran Ghandi, Katharina Ernst and Zach Danziger show and discuss what they’ve learned from playing with machines.

Perspectives from Loop: Repetition, variation and sampling

Henrik Schwarz, King Britt, Hillegonda Rietveld and Recloose play tracks and discuss the role of repetition and variation in their productions.

Perspectives from Loop: New frontiers of music tech

An overview of experimental instruments and evolving performance practices that make use of today’s emergent technologies.

Loop 2018, November 9–11 in Los Angeles.
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