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DoubleDang - Posted - 02/16/2024: 05:32:08
I'd like to jam before I jam in person. I'd like to practice falling off and hopping back in, quickly changing tunings etc..
So far I like oldtimejam.com but are there any others out there anyone could recommend?
zach w - Posted - 02/16/2024: 07:09:13
oldtimefiddletunes.net/ - standard notation and play along.
stringband.mossyroof.com/ - tab and play along.
Strummachine.com - 5 dollars a month and can be played at any tempo you like.
A Drum On A Stick - Posted - 02/16/2024: 07:53:51
I've found youtube can be an okay source. Either backing tracks or clips of jams at places like clifftop. If it's a bit too fast I can slow it down to 0.9 or 0.8, though the sound suffers.
DoubleDang - Posted - 02/16/2024: 09:46:00
Thank you. Here's one I found this morning. It lets me download the song and add it to my music player on my phone. Most songs have a slow version and a fast version. Most are in fiddle but that's fine, I can play along with it. I can download on my computer too.
oldtownschool.org/classes/adul...le/tunes/
I'll check those other websites out too.
Paul R - Posted - 02/17/2024: 11:55:14
Well, you asked for it in your headline. Try this: oldtimejam.com/
It provides various options for backup.
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