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gc24
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Link Posted on Sep 18 2009 05:31 PM

Anyone ever seen this to D/L?

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Link Posted on Sep 18 2009 05:42 PM

I haven't seen one.

Baja is one of the simplest songs for rhythm. E and D for the main and G, D, and C for the bridge. Why not make you own backing track?

You could get one of these devices for a relatively reasonable cost and record away.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/navigation?q=line+6+backtrack

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Link Posted on Sep 18 2009 06:01 PM

Yea, thanks. I know the chords, guess I just have to stop being lazy. Also, though, was hopeing to get the bass and drum tracks too.

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Link Posted on Sep 18 2009 06:27 PM

For my practice backing tracks, I record with a Line 6 BackTrack+Mic (the non-Mic version is only guitar plug-in, so you wouldn't get the drums). I use a G-DEC to generate the drums. It's nice because you can vary the speeds. There are various bass lines with the drums, but I haven't found them real useful, so I minimize the bass volume. The rhythm is basically my guitar and a Gverb amp. It works reasonably well. Not CD well, but good enough for practice.

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Link Posted on Sep 18 2009 07:22 PM

Thanks. I do have a Zoom MRT 3B Drum machine, so I guess I can just use that along with it.

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