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Topic: backing tracks |
Detlef Webert
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Europe - DE
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Posted 31 Jul 2021 1:09 pm |
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Anyone of you out there knows a good source where to get backing tracks from or do you create them by yourself using BIAB or similar?
Recommendations are very appreciated. |
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Dale Rottacker
From:
Walla Walla Washington, USA
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Detlef Webert
From:
Europe - DE
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Posted 1 Aug 2021 1:31 am
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Thanks Dale,
I was thinking more of single tracks as used in Karaoke. When one is looking for just one or other track then the a CD is to expensive. |
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Frank Freniere
From:
The First Coast
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Posted 1 Aug 2021 4:46 am
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| Detlef, I’ve had some luck finding tracks on YouTube. |
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Josh Moss
From:
Florida, USA
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Posted 1 Aug 2021 4:59 am
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www.karaoke-version.com is a good one. They have a huge list of songs that you can customize to your personal liking, including the key of the song.
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Sandy Inglis
From:
Christchurch New Zealand
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Posted 2 Aug 2021 1:12 am
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Thumbs up for Karaoke.Version. I've used a lot of them.
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Bob Jennings
From:
Indiana, USA
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Posted 2 Aug 2021 1:43 am backing tracks
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Why not make your own--if you can play rhythm and bass, get a four track recorder, sing a song and play rhythm and use a drum machine--then add bass, then a muted bass beat on the guitar and if you want, a little single string lead guitar--put this on a CD and you got a band without the steel guitar which you do and, this way, you know exactly what's happening in the song. I've got a 4 track Fostex cassette that I use and then make a CD from it. There's newer ones that are digital and make the CD's. Just a suggestion, but it's something having you as your own band.
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Ronnie Boettcher
From:
Brunswick Ohio, USA
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Posted 2 Aug 2021 5:54 am
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Just as Bob Jennings said, is wonderful. I downloaded a program called MIXPAD. You can add 7 tracks to it, and very easy to use. I also got a program called PITCH SWITCH, if I want to change to a different key. All you need is a microphone, and your in business. All is 10 times easier than band in a box. You sing the sang, and play rhythm, then play back, adding the next instrument, and so on. Even put a harmony voice on it, and you have a complete song, all done with just you. If you like your steel part, save it and move on to another song. I am not a computer whiz, but this setup is so easy.
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Don Poland
From:
Hanover, PA.
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Posted 4 Aug 2021 12:23 am
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Try searching for karaoke tracks on youtube. I have found tons there in the past. Can't beat the price  |
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Russell Adkins
From:
Louisiana, USA
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Posted 23 Oct 2021 5:49 pm Tracks
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| I just ran across this BIAB is easy to make backing tracks Just about any song you can think of biab will make you a backing track type in the key you want then figure out what chords you ll need you can jazz it up if you want by adding jazz chords or subs find a rythum you like add an intro if needed and presto there ya have a backing track for you to play the melody or even sing if you like .Only thing BIAB is expensive. |
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Mike Auman
From:
North Texas, USA
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Detlef Webert
From:
Europe - DE
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Posted 24 Oct 2021 4:21 am
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| I have no clue about Jazz-don't understand the pattern sequence to follow. |
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