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Detlef Webert
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backup tracks resources

Post by Detlef Webert »

Hello out there,
I would like to get a few b/u tracks where the key of a song can be changed easily.
Anyone out there is aware of something like that with sources to recomment?

Thanks!
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Bill McCloskey
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Re: backup tracks resorces

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I would use something like Band in a box or IRealPro. Just enter in the chord progression and then you can transpose it to any key
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Darvin Willhoite
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There's a lot of Karaoke tracks on Youtube, I've also bought a lot of tracks from Karaoke Channel, and I just recently subscribed to the Jamzone app that has a LOT of tracks available.
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Detlef Webert
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Re: backup tracks resources

Post by Detlef Webert »

Years back I bought band in a box which was ways to complex to handle.
I will have a closer look into iRealPro; perhaps it's easier and faster to use.
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