Awesome tracks Robert. Cool feels and styles. Tons of jamming practice and fun to be had with this library of tracks.

Thanks!

I haven't had a chance to check all of them out but of the ones I checked out I say... GREAT TRACKS. Well done!

Very cool Robert! Thanks!

Posted by: JestMe

I haven't had a chance to check all of them out but of the ones I checked out I say... GREAT TRACKS. Well done!

Exactly what Chris said.  I have only listened to a few and they sound awesome.  In fact, I posted on another forum about them so, hopefully, you get a few more sales Robert.  And maybe some recruits to MGA.

Thanks for these, Robert.

This is a Fantastic practice companion, Robert.  Hours of tracks in varieties of keys and styles, even the horn player's Bb, And the chord charts, too!  

Great opportunity to move from follow the notes lessons to extended rhythm reinforcement and  playing your own creative solo concepts.  Real Chop Builders.  Now no one will kick sand in your face at the jam.

Yeah, no sand kicking will happen! 

Glad you like em. I used Band-In-A-Box for all of these. It's quite unreal that it can create such realistic sounding tracks. Certainly a worthwhile investment, should you want to create your own tracks and songs. http://www.pgmusic.com

Tune-Up, Turn-On & Jam Out!  Rinse & Repeat.

Robert,
   Maybe you could talk about your approach to practicing with backing tracks on your next MGA Chat.

Thanks,

Bill

Yeah Bill, I will do that!

That would be a good one. Maybe expand on the chord tone soloing?...Will

There is also one extra track in the key of E, because it's the "guitar players key"

 

Please explain this.

A keyboard player's key is C, because it's all the white keys, so it's the easiest key to play in.

A guitar players key is E, because we have two E strings, so it's the easiest to key to play in (for many).

So many guitar-centric songs are in E, with A being the 2nd most common (my personal perception).

I was wondering whether there might have been more to it than just that.

Thanks