BIAB wizard needed to make backing track
Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 11:32 amHi,
I used to use BIAB years ago on the Atari, and then up to BIAB 3 on the PC. but that pc is long dead.
I have been doing some on line techique tutorials based around blues and noticed that the riffs sounded familiar.
The stuff i've learned would match really well with the JB Hutto song "Too much alcohol" much associated wit Rory Gallagher.
This is basically a Jimmy Reed/ Elmore James delta blues type thing, and I have searched everywhere for a decent backing track, I have found one but it is clipped to blazes.
So here is what I wold like, I need somebody with an up to date verion of BIAB preferebly with Real band willing to work with me to create a backing track for this song, and then make it an MP3 or Audacity project file, so I can play over the top on Lap steel and piano.
I will work with anybody via PM.
The style I want is the above but electric rather than pure acoustic, drums, bass, Hammond would be great. In D and also transposed to G
I would welcome any approaches, and then I might even post a finished track so everybody can have a laugh.
Any volunteers? thanks.
Cheers
J
I used to use BIAB years ago on the Atari, and then up to BIAB 3 on the PC. but that pc is long dead.
I have been doing some on line techique tutorials based around blues and noticed that the riffs sounded familiar.
The stuff i've learned would match really well with the JB Hutto song "Too much alcohol" much associated wit Rory Gallagher.
This is basically a Jimmy Reed/ Elmore James delta blues type thing, and I have searched everywhere for a decent backing track, I have found one but it is clipped to blazes.
So here is what I wold like, I need somebody with an up to date verion of BIAB preferebly with Real band willing to work with me to create a backing track for this song, and then make it an MP3 or Audacity project file, so I can play over the top on Lap steel and piano.
I will work with anybody via PM.
The style I want is the above but electric rather than pure acoustic, drums, bass, Hammond would be great. In D and also transposed to G
I would welcome any approaches, and then I might even post a finished track so everybody can have a laugh.
Any volunteers? thanks.
Cheers
J