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Re: Backing Tracks - Download Site by on 2008-03-04 06: > John, > > My wife got married sub indo homecoming. Awesome, I love Robin Trower music. I think he's one > of the most underrated guitarist ever.

Just > yesterday I was playing along with the tracks Little > bit of Sympathy and Too Rolling Stoned. > > Great stuff John, would love to hear more RT. > > Rocker Thanks Rocker.!!! And yeah, you're right.

He is underrated. One of the best vibratos, I've ever heard. If you've recorded any Trower, I'd love to hear it.!!! Take care.!!! Re: Backing Tracks - Download Site by on 2008-03-04 07: I usually get the 'crap' midi files and import them into my DAW's midi editor (Magix Music Studio), where I can change and assign 'real' drum and bass guitar sounds - even symphony, to the tracks to make really good backing tracks.I can post a few, if you want? They're Metallica and Bon Jovi. I also create my own backing tracks for songs - including The Beautiful South, Natalie Imbruglia, some German bands etc etc.

Message was edited by: Islandboy. Re: Backing Tracks - Download Site by on 2008-03-10 17: Here is a new one. Day of the Eagle by Trower, to a backing track. Direct to Sonar Studio using USB. Used the stock Plexi lead, doubled in some places with a clean and chorused pair. Added a bit of flange at the end to give it a cool stereo feel.

Vocals are using a stock reverb tone on the X3L. Pretty much everything is using stock tones with a wah on the leads. I have to say the the X3L is wonderful. If I had the chops and the recording talent I believe that I could produce a professional quality recording in my den with just my computer and cheap equipment. In any event I am amazed at the sounds I can capture with what I have for equipment. The X3L has become the missing link for me.:-) L. Re: Backing Tracks - Download Site by on 2008-03-12 01: I'm curious if anyone has ever tried using 'no fail' cheats on Guitar Hero or Rock Band to output their game console audio to a recording unit and capture original master backing tracks?

I believe both games have cheats which enable modes in which you can never fail a song. It seems to me that if you enable just such a cheat you could select a song and not play a single note, thus capturing everything but the lead guitar (or with Rock Band you can probably eliminate any combination of vocals / drums / guitar / bass). I've only played these games a few times (don't own a console myself) so I don't know if there's any extra audio that gets mixed in (crowd booing or other game effects) while you're playing-but-not-hitting-any-notes. But it seems worth a shot.

I know Rock Band in particular with all of their downloadable content has tons of mastered tracks from the original artists (and GH3 probably does as well). Re: Backing Tracks - Download Site by on 2008-03-12 08: I have both GH3 and Rock Band for Xbox360 (which has a failure rate of 30% or more, compared the the X3's 1%). I haven't tried the no-fail mode/cheat, but I believe: - there is constant crowd noise - when you miss a note, a 'ker-chunk' sound like a hammer on an anvil masks over the guitar note so you can't hear the ones you don't play. I think this would still be the case in no-fail mode. I think it's the same in Training Mode. You can get GH3 soundtracks, but at $13 for 11 songs, it's not cheap. These CDs also include new songs that can be played in GH3.