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| Backing Tracks - It's Your Take! This is the place to download backing tracks, add a track and re-upload for all to hear. |
December 1st, 2005
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Slide Backing Track (sans slide)
Here is the backing track that allthumbs requested, the slide backing without the actual slide track. This lets someone develop both melody and a solo without the presense of the slide track which was a bit busy leaving few open spaces.
Kirk, you can put a real slide to the track now! 
Slide_BT.mp3
Jim 
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Originally Posted by Jim Heidinger
Here is the backing track that allthumbs requested, the slide backing without the actual slide track. This lets someone develop both melody and a solo without the presense of the slide track which was a bit busy leaving few open spaces.
Kirk, you can put a real slide to the track now!
Slide_BT.mp3
Jim |
Here is the revised slide BT Kirk and Allthumbs. For some reason, the forum is not yet visable on the main page except for an announcement. I'm sure Clancy is busy working on that.
Thanks Clancy for putting this forum up. Not having a seperate forum for what we called at WN add-a-tracks was a complaint those of us who participated in them had with the site. Way to go!
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Originally Posted by Jim Heidinger
Here is the revised slide BT Kirk and Allthumbs. For some reason, the forum is not yet visable on the main page except for an announcement. I'm sure Clancy is busy working on that.
Thanks Clancy for putting this forum up. Not having a seperate forum for what we called at WN add-a-tracks was a complaint those of us who participated in them had with the site. Way to go! |
Hi Jim, that's funny I was sure I put the forum up before the announcement. hmm, strange... I assume you can see it now though, I hope so anyway. Let me know if you can't.
I think what we'll do is put the backing tracks in this forum and make them "stickies" so that they are always at the top of the forum and don't get buried down behind other posts... If you have any other ideas, let me know. Again, suggestions on improving the forum are always very welcome.
Cheers
Clancy
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Originally Posted by Clancy
...I think what we'll do is put the backing tracks in this forum and make them "stickies" so that they are always at the top of the forum and don't get buried down behind other posts... If you have any other ideas, let me know. Again, suggestions on improving the forum are always very welcome.
Cheers
Clancy
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Clancy, I have to echo Jim's sediments. It's huge to see a forum dedicated to what we called add a track, and I think making making a separate sub forum for the backing tracks is awesome. Thanks.
Steve
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November 11th, 2006
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Nice Jay
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Nice take, Jay- got your groove on with that one. Killer Fish, right?
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I really enjoyed that! Respect to ya both 
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November 25th, 2006
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Nice one jay ! I enjoyed it  I got so excited I decided to try it myself aswell  The BT sounds fun!
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Good one Jay Jay ... the fish abound!
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Nice playing guys
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