Backing tracks for practicing

[deadline]

Hi!

I want to take my practice sessions to the next levels, and need to find an online source for backing tracks. I need a mixing functionality so I can remove bass, and preferably without vocals. Is there a preferred platform you guys use, as googling gave me a zillion results?

Thanks!

[thebrig]

Karaoke Version, I've downloaded loads of tracks without the bass and then play along with them, they cost £1.99 per track which you can pay using PayPal.

Once you have purchased a track, you can download it as many times as you like and you can change the key, choose which instruments to leave out, for example, when my mate who is a guitarist comes round for a practise, I will leave out his guitar part as well, sometimes I just download the drums of a song to improve my timing.

To give you an idea of what you get, I've added a track without the bass ,and added the same track with me playing along to it.

Here's the link:

https://www.karaoke-version.co.uk

 

 

Edited July 15, 2020 by thebrig

[deadline]

Awesome suggestion, thank you so much! And, btw - I love Quo! ❤️

[thebrig]

13 hours ago, deadline said:

Awesome suggestion, thank you so much! And, btw - I love Quo! ❤️

You are welcome 🙂

[fretmeister]

That looks like a great site!

[Swaffle88]

I usually just YouTube “backing track no bass” and get lots of tracks in different styles to jam along with (and it’s free 😉)

[ahpook]

6 minutes ago, Swaffle88 said:

I usually just YouTube “backing track no bass” and get lots of tracks in different styles to jam along with (and it’s free 😉)

Yes, me too.

[Cat Burrito]

41 minutes ago, Swaffle88 said:

I usually just YouTube “backing track no bass” and get lots of tracks in different styles to jam along with (and it’s free 😉)

Me, er, three!?!