Backing tracks for one man band??

Fantin Nodar · 05-08-2009 03:01PM #1

Hi all,

I'm wondering where/with what do I make the backing tracks for songs like under the Bridge, Black is the Colour, Redemption Song etc as well as straight forward Irish Ballads like Wild Rover etc??

Can they be bought or how does your typical one man band set this up??

Thanks in advance.

demanufactured · 06-08-2009 08:46AM

Either midi files (awful) , Or make thm yourself with some recording software (bit better).

population · 06-08-2009 04:33PM

You can pay for them from certain websites but it can be dear.

These guys cost a bit but their stuff is very good

www.parismusic.co.uk

rcaz · 06-08-2009 10:17PM

Check out FL Studio. €50 for the basic package, you can find samples and sequence them all together, and with a bit of practise and lateral thinking, you can avoid the awful-and-really-obvious MIDI sound.

Alanstrainor · 06-08-2009 11:19PM

Get a loop station. Hours of fun, it's handy too. You create your own backing tracks on the fly and loop them back.

Fantin Nodar · 07-08-2009 01:01PM

thanks guys for the suggestions.....can anyone recommend software for to create backing tracks...?

demanufactured · 07-08-2009 10:32PM

If ya can get your hands on a copy of cakewalk pro audio get it i have been using it for years.

rcaz · 08-08-2009 07:39PM

Fantin Nodar wrote: »

can anyone recommend software for to create backing tracks...?

El Pr0n wrote: »

Check out FL Studio. €50 for the basic package, you can find samples and sequence them all together, and with a bit of practise and lateral thinking, you can avoid the awful-and-really-obvious MIDI sound.

Backing tracks for one man band??

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