I am currently looking for "drumless tracks" to practice to.
(It's too darn difficult to practice drums on top of a track with drums already there!)
Basically I'm rehearsing/practicing for a cover band I'll be playing with soon.
They play late 60's to early 70's Proto-Metal music (like Mountain and Grand Funk Railroad)
I remember back in the 80's, when I played a lot of Jazz, there was these tapes that Horn Players would practice to.
You could mute certain tracks, and change the keys of the "songs" so you could get your Solo Skills workin'.
Is there anything like this for drummers?
I found
drumlessversion.com
anyone familiar with this company?
I see on youtube all the time, classic rock songs with just the bass solo'd or like eddie van halen solo'd.
How the heck do they get this stuff?
More importantly, how can i practice this 14 song list I have of Proto-metal tunes, so I can crush this upcoming second audition I have soon?
(My problem is I can't hear the melodic instruments (guitars, basses, vox) loud enough even with a big PA system at the rehearsal space near
my house)
Because, obviously, the louder I turn up the song, the louder the drums get.
Man, I hope this post makes sense.
(It's too darn difficult to practice drums on top of a track with drums already there!)
Basically I'm rehearsing/practicing for a cover band I'll be playing with soon.
They play late 60's to early 70's Proto-Metal music (like Mountain and Grand Funk Railroad)
I remember back in the 80's, when I played a lot of Jazz, there was these tapes that Horn Players would practice to.
You could mute certain tracks, and change the keys of the "songs" so you could get your Solo Skills workin'.
Is there anything like this for drummers?
I found
drumlessversion.com
anyone familiar with this company?
I see on youtube all the time, classic rock songs with just the bass solo'd or like eddie van halen solo'd.
How the heck do they get this stuff?
More importantly, how can i practice this 14 song list I have of Proto-metal tunes, so I can crush this upcoming second audition I have soon?
(My problem is I can't hear the melodic instruments (guitars, basses, vox) loud enough even with a big PA system at the rehearsal space near
my house)
Because, obviously, the louder I turn up the song, the louder the drums get.
Man, I hope this post makes sense.