General Music Chat

Watch this video of a new version of an old song. It's recorded on a Boss RC-30 Looping station, live, and each chorus adds harmonies or counterpoints.
No instruments - 100% acapella.
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http://youtu.be/JdX6fxdynpE.
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Also, it's on my Band-Mix page.
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I've had this looping station for 8 days, now, starting to get used to it.
I'm not the best singer in the world, not a trained singer, but I'm thinking there's still some potential.
Looping stations are waaaay cool!

That's a cool version, I kinda prefer a Frigid Pink
version of that one.
You did a good job, those loopers are amazing,
I'm a technological idiot I assume you were running
everything with your feet.

Those did did dids at the end had a Mamas and Papas
feel

Thanks; funny - I keep hearing folks mention the Mommas and the Poppas; never Knew I sounded anything like them . . .
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I have a few other songs I do, too, but I've only had the looper for a week, and most of the other songs have at least 8 overdubs; one has a dozen overdubs.
So far, for songs, I have a blues, a rock, a jazz, and a pop-folk song. Oh, and a song from a broadway play, which I just started on . . .
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So each song is like learning to sing 8 or 12 songs, each with different rhythms.
With the camera, and the looper on the floor, and listening to the previous loops, and the volume growing with each successive loop, and thinking of a new harmony for each sucessive loops - its REALLY easy to sing a wrong note or two.
So, I'll polish something up before I video it.