#Backing tracks

[headfirstslide]

take us to church patrick

[1lifeinspired]

"On a Rail” by Peggy Lynn

[axel-skz]

Do you ever just sit there and listen to a stray kids song? Like, really LISTEN?

I want so badly to sit there in the room while they make a song. Like, to be a fly on the wall in that room-

I’m absolutely obsessed with whats going on in Easy, Domino or Maniac.

I love the tiny little vocal sound bites or the instruments that are so quiet you barely notice them but they absolutely help fill the space.

There’s so much you don’t notice unless you sit there and piece through all the layers yourself. I sit there and look like I’m concentrating on a wall so hard lmao

And I will die if I don’t get to ask them who made Venom and to walk me through everything they did to make it. That song tickles my brain and I need to know how it was made.

[onryou-onryou]

Isiliel Live at Immortal Bar

[fallinginreversefanblog]

Falling In Reverse and the backing tracks

Since Sept 2022 there is a renewing beef between Ronnie Radke and Eddie Trunk/Sebastian Bach about the question: is there confirmed for a rock band to use laptops (a.k.a. backing tracks) in their live show or that would kill the essence of rock music live.

After many attempts from other musicians to explain Trunk that rock music has changed some in the past 30 years, and the live sounding became much complicated and dense either, Loudwire released an article today which summarizes the usage of the backing tracks in live music in general.

We even have a nice and clear definition here:

The article goes on with detailing the beef between FIR/Ronnie and Eddie, summarizing the mudthrowing which lasted more than a month long in 2022. Finally we get a statement:

"The band [FIR] undeniably has electronic components in their music, so the use of tracks is really the only way the songs could be adapted live appropriately."

Ronnie Radke talks about the laptop issue at Aftershock Festival in 2022, not much after the beef started. I picked only the backing track part, but it's worth to watch the whole video on YouTube.

Via YouTube

Another article was relased a few days later detailing bands' thoughts on using backing tracks in a live show.

The article contains a fabulous quote from Ronnie, unfortunately already deleted from Twitter.

The whole beef from Sep 2022 was well summarized in RockFeed's video, check below:

[empreendedorbr]

VS Multipistas e Playbacks Sertanejo Profissionais - Tubarões - Diego e Victor Hugo

[chusssmusic]

Listen/purchase: Blues Styles Backing Tracks For Musicians & Singers Vol. 2​-​23 by Only Backing Tracks

[peteschmidtblues-blog]

Close-Up: Blues Guitar Shuffle Backing Track in E | Recorded Live!

[headfirstslide]

i love listening to the backing tracks because most of the time i cant even hear the lil background vocals patrick does

[vicdillahay]

Play Along with "Music for Poochy Patrol"

Play Along with Music for Poochy Patrol by Vic Dillahay Play along with the entire “Music for Poochy Patrol” album with backing tracks made from the original tracks and charts for C, B-flat, E-flat, F, and bass clef instruments. Download for free (or name your price) at Bandcamp!

[to00fu]

he wants dat cookie so effing bad

[keferon]

Don’t mind me I just like to see him go bananas about cartoonish Autobot rules

Maaan…..if Prowl was in tfp he would spontaneously combust at least once a day

[empreendedorbr]

VS Sertanejo Multitracks E Playbacks - Ilusão De Ótica - Matheus & Kauan part. Ana Castela

[katsinspats]

Thematically appropriate comic for Make a Terrible Comic Day!!

I saw the original post this morning and it made me get out of bed to make something, so thank u Pseudonym Jones mission accomplished