Logelloop

Jean-Mathias Petri composed this musical suite in 6 movements using Logelloop to loop and transform the sound of his Alto and Octobasse flutes.

On May 3, 4 and 5, it’s party time at Logelloù! We’re celebrating 20 years of using Logelloop software, our real-time sound creation tool. We’ll start on Friday 3rd with an evening in memory of Michel Aumont, who was the first to use Logelloop on stage, and whose musical composition for clarinet strongly influenced the software’s first features.

Exactly 20 years ago today, Michel Aumont created the show Souffles en boucles and I was the sound engineer. It was at Carré Magique, in Lannion, directed at the time by Roger Le Roux, Solange Grégam and Dominique Maréchal. Souffles en Boucles was Michel’s first solo for clarinet and looper, and I suggested spatializing the loops on an 8-speaker system. Michel had composed the basis of the music on the

Yannick Jeanno Jory, an outstanding saxophonist, plays with Logelloop and produces the music of a breath… This mantra is the introductory song to the energy healing sessions given to Yannick by his friend Rose. Here, Logelloop sends commands to the drum machine and, rhythmically, the two are synchronized.

Killian Le Quéré, aka la Fatigue, releases a live album whose music is the result of the meeting of a soprano clarinet played by Félicien Hérault and Logelloop performed by himself. You can listen to and purchase the album here on Bandcamp or watch the concert video below.

On Friday, October 21, 2022, Philippe OLLIVIER presented the new features of Logelloop at Universal Audio.

As Teatr Piba presents Donvor at La Reine Blanche in Paris, we wanted to meet Gwenole Peaudecerf, who designed the sound with Logelloop and who performs an astonishing stage management. He tells us about it.

Meeting with Guillaume and focus on his use of Logelloop for the shows: “Toutes les Filles s’appelle Jeanne” by Lina Bellard, and “Alice de l’autre côté” by the Derezo company.