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jackhatfield - Posted - 02/17/2012: 06:45:21
I have a couple of BIAB for Mac, brand new, unopened, letting go at cost.
thetexan - Posted - 02/18/2012: 14:32:59
As I said earlier, I think this needs to be a sticky. HOWEVER, I think that anyone who is serious about playing with others and who cant should add BIAB with real tracks as a part of their learning tools so they can create all of the other backgrounds and use all of the other tools to help you get proficient.
tex
Beckyboy - Posted - 02/19/2012: 01:15:58
Thanks to you all for your comments, it's good to see that the mp3 files are of use
As for making this a Sticky I dont think that I'm able to do that.......down to one of the mods I think?
Beckyboy - Posted - 02/22/2012: 01:47:38
Here comes the Sun - by the Beatles - key of A and G
by special request from Todd Taylor ![]()
Edited by - Beckyboy on 02/22/2012 02:00:21
Todd Taylor - Posted - 02/22/2012: 06:22:51
Hello Mark,
This is a great thing you are doing for all the members at the Hangout, it will really help a lot of people, and they will enjoy practicing more with a back-up band.
I also think this needs to be a sticky.
Todd
Edited by - Todd Taylor on 02/22/2012 06:31:23
Beckyboy - Posted - 02/22/2012: 12:24:58
Thanks Todd and everybody else
good to see that what i found useful others do too!
pcfive - Posted - 02/25/2012: 16:35:46
quote:
Originally posted by Beckyboy
Thanks Todd and everybody else
good to see that what i found useful others do too!
They are incredibly useful. Now I don't even know how I could practice without them. Are they hard to make? They must be.
Beckyboy - Posted - 02/26/2012: 01:40:30
quote:
Originally posted by pcfive
They are incredibly useful. Now I don't even know how I could practice without them. Are they hard to make? They must be.
No Not difficult they take about 10 mins per track once you have gotton your head around BIAB
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Li'L Liza Jane (C) 99 (C) c
Edited by - Beckyboy on 02/26/2012 01:41:20
pcfive - Posted - 02/26/2012: 17:00:59
quote:
Originally posted by Beckyboy
quote:
Originally posted by pcfive
They are incredibly useful. Now I don't even know how I could practice without them. Are they hard to make? They must be.
No Not difficult they take about 10 mins per track once you have gotton your head around BIAB
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Wow this is great, more backing tracks! I am especially glad to have the Old Spinning Wheel. Thank you!
I am just curious about how you make them -- how do you tell biab what the notes and chords are? And do you have to tell it the notes for each of the instruments? And by the way, you get it to sound really quite natural. I'm just curious how you can do all that in only 10 minutes per song.
Very cool and useful, these tracks have helped me a whole lot. I think my practicing is more efficient and focused now.
SouthBay Jay - Posted - 03/08/2012: 15:13:13
These are all great, and I completely appreciate the time you spent making them & posting. Is there any chance you or somebody could do a step-by-step procedure on how you made one of these tracks? I recently purchased BIAB, and the bluegrass - realtracks - and I kind of gave up on program, it just got too complicated and confusing. I know if I spent many more hours i might be able to figure it out, but I would absolutely LOVE for someone to do a step-by-step procedure on how you made one of these simple tracks. From beginning to mp3-creation. ?
(give a man a fish he eats for a day, teach a man to fish .......etc.)
gospelman97 - Posted - 03/09/2012: 14:05:14
Thank you very much, sir! If you are taking requests, how about "Honey, You Don't Know My Mind?"
pcfive - Posted - 03/09/2012: 17:29:24
quote:
Originally posted by gospelman97
Thank you very much, sir! If you are taking requests, how about "Honey, You Don't Know My Mind?"
Yes, me too!!
Beckyboy - Posted - 03/11/2012: 01:40:44
quote:
Originally posted by gospelman97
Thank you very much, sir! If you are taking requests, how about "Honey, You Don't Know My Mind?"
Beckyboy - Posted - 04/08/2012: 10:23:24
Amazing Grace (G)
Edited by - Beckyboy on 04/08/2012 10:24:39
BanjoFlyboy - Posted - 04/08/2012: 11:22:25
Mark I'm wearing out the tracks you have posted. Thanks! Ok, enough of the arse kissing. How about posting the up to speed "Jerusalem Ridge" track?
Beckyboy - Posted - 04/08/2012: 11:34:22
quote:
Originally posted by BanjoFlyboy
Mark I'm wearing out the tracks you have posted. Thanks! Ok, enough of the arse kissing. How about posting the up to speed "Jerusalem Ridge" track?
Here you Danny
fill ya boots!
pcfive - Posted - 04/08/2012: 15:13:46
Recently I decided to learn Little Darling Pal of Mine, but needed a backing track. It's like you read my mind!
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