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EMB5490  
22 Oct 2008 06:53 | Quote
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hey i found this "band in a box" thing and liked it, unfortunatly its 60$. what im looking for is a free site that will play chords while you solo over the chords.and also maybe just the chords reapeating for some songs, like just the chords in the back for stairway during the solo so i can improvise? any 1 know of anything?
JoeDalton  
22 Oct 2008 07:15 | Quote
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Band in a Box is good I use it a lot. It has a lot of advantages and is well worth the cash.

Annother option is Audacity.
It allows you to record tracks on your computer, meaning you can play your own backing tracks. Advantage is obviously that you are the one playing the backing, so you have a lot of freedom in your backing track.

This site seems to have some kind of program as well under the Jam tab, havent used it myself so cant comment on it.

Other than that there are CD's you can buy with backing tracks.
EMB5490  
22 Oct 2008 07:20 | Quote
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i dont have aa webcam so uploading is a pain.
JoeDalton  
22 Oct 2008 07:26 | Quote
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Dont need a webcam, just get a converter plug, your computer should have a line in. Plug it in there and in your guitar and presto, can even adjust gain.
Those plugs go for like 5 bucks
JazzMaverick  
22 Oct 2008 15:20 | Quote
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Band in a Box is amazing. I love that program.

The jam track on this site is useful, but limited to three rhythms, which could do with improvement. But still handy.

You don't need a webcam or a converter plug. Just get a mic, or, use your lead (guitar chord) get a big to small jack and plug it into the back of your computer where there will be a green plug in for it which indicates the mic input (should be next to the headphones/speakers output).
EMB5490  
22 Oct 2008 15:41 | Quote
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unfortunatly i dont have 60 bucks to spend, are there ANY programs made for having rythms like band in a box, cept free?
bio  
22 Oct 2008 18:44 | Quote
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EMB: if you don't have the money stop being lazy and record your own backing tracks :p or use the 'jam' machine in this site..
BodomBeachTerror  
22 Oct 2008 19:51 | Quote
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the jam machine doesnt work so nice.. i would just record your own
EMB5490  
22 Oct 2008 20:17 | Quote
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i cant...even if i had my camera, which i dont, i dont like audacity...now, is there any sit that supplies free backing tracks to solo over?
JoeDalton  
23 Oct 2008 02:55 | Quote
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... My desire for a good beating aside, your last option would be to download free backing tracks, there are some sites dedicated to them.
Obviously it doesn't allow you to make your own progressions but you will have good backing tracks to practice improvisation over.
shredguitar17  
23 Oct 2008 03:59 | Quote
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http://www.guitarbt.com/index.php?page=dl_list Just sign up FOR FREE and go to downloads and download whatever backing track you want FOR FREE. I use it all the time. I used it for my steve vai cover: http://www.myspace.com/justnothingness
telecrater  
23 Oct 2008 06:41 | Quote
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this is the best i've found not sign up just listen and play. you can also donwoad and import to your fave daw

http://www.freshbt.com/

EMB5490  
23 Oct 2008 09:27 | Quote
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ye thts what i need. thnx, i dont need to make them, just a backing track site to solo over.


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