backing tracks

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does anybody have any backing tracks that I can use to practice to, or know where I can download any, or something of that sort?

thanks fellas

 

[everdrone]

Re: backing tracks

I dunno, but its a good idea! if your into non-original songs, you could just improvise over a track someone else made and make/mix it in a total of 10 minutes instead of the hours you might need for your own song. Theres some here that exclusively improvise over others works; they might be able to help out? :wave:

 

[Diocletian]

Re: backing tracks

There are sites out there, I don't have a direct link but you can do a google search for "free backing tracks" or whatever and find them.
I found ones for Iron Maiden and Metallica without much effort.

 

[super rad stuff]

Re: backing tracks

check out clip threads by frantic rock, i think he has a link to the backing track site he uses.

 

[Pink Unicorn Horsey]

Re: backing tracks

The best backing tracks I've found come from LickLibrary. You have to pay for a subscription, but the resources are awesome. Stevie Bees turned me onto that site.

- Keith

 

[Frantic_Rock]

Re: backing tracks

GUITARBT.com has everything.

 

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Re: backing tracks

cool, thanks guys.

the main thing i wanted was just something to improvise over, not necessarily other artists songs, but I'll definitely take the resources. greatly appreciated