Backing tracks

[mduckworth73]

  I know that we all have the micro br or other recorders to lay down our own backing tracks, but......
  If you are like me and lack the time to record all of the extra parts, this website has tons of midi tracks for guitar players and singers who are just wanting to record their respective instruments.
  It is midi, so it's not the greatest thing in the world, but it will help with time.
http://www.midi-tab.com/index.html
Check it out. Have fun.
Thanks,
Duck

[3guitarsEddy]

Hi everyone, what I do is, if you have any guitar tuition books with CDs inside then I record the backing tracks  or erase the lead and then play along with my own versions of the tunes/songs to see if I can be anywhere near the artists version.

I find this a great way of learning riffs without busting a gut.  This was my reason for buying the BR. Hopefully later, once Ive got to grips with the BR I will start to compile some tunes of my own.
Cheers, keep on strumming

[beleg]

http://microrecorders.org/community/general-discussion-b8/music-to-jam-with/0/

[Groundy]

I have loads of midi file backing tracks,is there anything I can download to change key, remove melody line and then save, I have cakewalk 2002 but it does not save it as a midi file.