Just raise the volume on the reference track and lower the volume on the rhythm tracks, and bingo. Typically signature intros, solos and endings occur in parts of the song where there is no singing. you can finish up by merging any portion of the original recording with your part.
If you start by adding the original song to its own track, then use ACW to get the chords, and real tracks to approximate the rhythm section. actually, I think it is FAR easier to add the hooks in real band, simply because of the work flow. I'll probably catch some flak for saying that, but I don't think we should mislead folks about the products. If you just want backing tracks in the style and genre of a particular song, but you don't need the hooks, phrases and nuances to go along with it, it's easy to do with BIAB and RB. I'm a HUGE fan of BIAB and RB, but it's EXTREMELY difficult and time consuming to make accurate backing tracks that contain all of the hooks, phrases and nuances of popular tunes. I'll give you a different view than what Pat did.
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#185536 - 12/22/12 07:19 PM Re: What are the best sites to download Midi Karaoke or Song files that are truest to the original arrangements ? But for musicianship, creativity, or artistry - I would be less concerned with the original arrangement and more interested in putting a personal, creative stamp on it : ) because I'm more of technician than a creative artist, and obsessive enough that anything I come up with and play doesn't sound nearly as good to me as the original arrangement.and most people that ask to hear a song often expect something really close to the original. The karaoke files start out strong, but I always ended up at a point where something I wanted was missing, and there was no way to get it back. but I decided long ago that BIAB/RB could get me to an end product that pleased me MUCH quicker. I'm curious to know why you want to do that when you have BIAB/RB, which provide the absolute best way to create your own high quality backing tracks?
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