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Best Place for Backing Tracks, Original Artist; No Guitar.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Try to search backing track of a song you like on youtube, then convert song here: http://www.youtube-mp3.org/it

 

My goal is to learn a song from Rocksmith and play alone with mp3 backing track. I'm doing now Back in Black of AC/DC...lot of fun!

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    • 4 years later...

    You would have to download the voices that you think of youtube for example with a Savefrom youtube downloader and then pass them to Multitracks ripped from Guitar Hero / Rock Band

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