Hi Richard
I think the short answer to your question is no. You could apply filters to
quieten down instruments you do not want, but that would likely sound horrible.
The only way that you could achieve what you want, according to my limited
knowledge, is to get a collection of files that contain the various instruments
on separate tracks. Load them into Audacity and mute or delete the ones you
don’t want. That is the beauty of multi-track recording. Once the project has
been mixed down to a single file, you cannot undo that process without the
original files.
Andrew
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Thanks Adrian:
Do you know how to get a backing track with just the drums and the bass on that
Kareoke site?
I want to provide the guitar parts and vocals for Jefferson Airplanes White
Rabbit, it is on their catalog. For other songs I may want an organ or piano as
well.
I tried fiddling around but couldn’t figure out how to get only the drums and
bass unless the mp3 file I would download can be split into individual
instrument tracks by audacity.
They have the White Rabbit backing tracks but clicking on an instrument like
bass has the guitar, drums and vocals and so I couldn’t figure out how to
select more than one instrument to get only the bass and drums on the backing
tracks.
Is there a way to select a combination of instruments to get only a bass and
drums or,
Can audacity split out individual tracks from the downloaded mp3 file?
Rick USA
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Hi Richard,
I use backing tracks all the time & have got many for free as well as
purchasing them.
I use Kareoke version for my paid ones.
Its good as you can change some of the parametres & select instruments.
https://www.karaoke-version.com/
For free ones I just type into google search the name of the song & add “free
backing” to the end of the song name.
Free Guitar Backing Tracks @ GuitarBackingTrack.com
https://www.guitarbackingtrack.com
I hope this is helpful.
Regards
Adrian
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I have a basic understanding of creating tracks and overdubbing.
To explore more I want to create a song, White Rabbit in this case.
I would like, if possible, to have some backing tracks like bass and drums to
work against.
Do any of you use backing tracks from someplace, paid is ok if not crazy $$$.
JamCasm (think spelling is wrong) looked good but the authors gave up
supporting it so I am not sure about that one.
Later and keep safe:
Rick USA
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