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Paul takes you by the hand

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and walks you through the eight

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stages of this wonderfully designed course,

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thoroughly explaining the concept of live

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looping, teaching you what type of

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gear you need and how to

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use it, how to use your

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instruments, how to keep the tempo,

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how to develop ideas for your

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loops, how to mix them together

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so that the loop doesn't sound

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boring and cluttered.

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Loop School is a fantastic journey

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for a looper wannabe like me.

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Paul created an excellent course, beautifully

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filmed and presented.

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By the end of it you'll

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have a solid foundation for live

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looping, you will know how to

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do it and you'll be able

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to confidently explore your own personal

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musical ideas.

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I bought a looper three years

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ago and thought it would be

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easy to play and jam about

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my own stuff, but it wasn't.

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I had so many problems.

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I had no ideas.

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how to create a great loop

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and jam over it.

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And then I found Hall's looping

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course.

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So I got an inexpensive pedal

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on day one.

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The intimidation went away.

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He was so good about explaining

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how it worked, how the timing

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worked, and just moving into using

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the thing.

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Honestly, within about two or three

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days, it was second nature.

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What Paul does a wonderful job

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of is revealing how different pieces

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of music can sit in each

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spot.

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And honestly, I think it's made

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me a better musician and it's

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helped me to understand how to

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play with other musicians.

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He gave you so much ideas

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how

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to get creative and that was

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and still is my problem, but

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it's better than ever before.

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But the fun part is going

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through the lessons that Paul has

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laid out.

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One can find everything you need

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and more in this course.

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The looper and the loop school

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and learning how these things all

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work together has helped tremendously.

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Weaving in the dynamics, weaving in

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the techniques, it's a little lesson

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within a lesson every time.

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Can't recommend it enough.

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I think you'll really, really enjoy

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it.

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Have a great time with it.

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And it's a lot of fun.

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So things like this and more,

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you can learn it in school.

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So check it out.

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I highly recommend it.

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I want to say thank you,

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Paul.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thanks a lot, Paul, for this

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one.

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Guys, keep on looping.