backing tracks

[timmo]

Where do people get them from. I found a site that you could buy tracks and could fade out any instrument that you wanted. I made the mistake of not bookmarking it. I am just looking foir some site that the bass is not present, but the rest is

[Annoying Twit]

[quote name='timmo' timestamp='1391894852' post='2362479']
Where do people get them from. I found a site that you could buy tracks and could fade out any instrument that you wanted. I made the mistake of not bookmarking it. I am just looking foir some site that the bass is not present, but the rest is
[/quote]

You can do this by downloading MIDI tracks, then using a MIDI editor which allows you to mute tracks. They won't sound like real music though, but a bit cheesy. (Or a lot).

[timmo]

[quote name='Annoying Twit' timestamp='1391934241' post='2362677']
You can do this by downloading MIDI tracks, then using a MIDI editor which allows you to mute tracks. They won't sound like real music though, but a bit cheesy. (Or a lot).
[/quote]Thanks for the reply. I have no experience of doing such a thing, but i guess it is another thing to i need to learn

[ambient]

What sort of music are you looking for ?

[Joebass]

[url="http://www.jammit.%20com"]http://www.jammit.com[/url]
Was it this site?

Edited February 10, 2014 by Joebass

[timmo]

[quote name='Joebass' timestamp='1392035115' post='2363778']
[url="http://www.jammit.%20com"]http://www.jammit.com[/url]
Was it this site?
[/quote] No, but that is very similar. Just the job thank you

[Horizontalste]

Wikiloops

[smaz]

I've used http://www.freejamtracks.com/79-jam-tracks-for-bass.html quite a bit - 79 tracks covering blues, rock, funk & more - all free

[Musky]

[url="http://www.songsterr.com"]Songsterr[/url]?