good backing tracks/ drum tracks?

[drewphishes]

any good websites for good play along tracks, drum loops etc?

looking to step up my practice game

 

[MalcolmAmos]

The Internet is full of them? Do a Google.

Ask Google for the chord progression, then look for a video or backing track for that song - then armed with the chord chart play-a-long.

That is a great next step...

 

[ba55i5t]

Or make your own using chordbot

 

[DiabolusInMusic]

I have heard good things about Band in a Box. I have been using youtube lately but the Abersold discs would be the classic go to for backing tracks. Mind you, I am busting out the fake book.

 

[MD]

I'll just second Aebersold/BIAB. Two very useful, and fun, play along resources.

 

[Badwater]

Youtube has a lot of them.

 

[ZenG]

Go on Youtube and look up Quistjam- backing tracks for bass.

I've had some fun with those..

 

[drewphishes]

Go on Youtube and look up Quistjam- backing tracks for bass.

I've had some fun with those..

found him last night! def helping my playing!

 

[stefaniw80401]

Here's quistjams funky playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVVk2nQ5iO8-S3OCCKcDJ9aokW_Ec3i2f

 

[Papageno]

Drumgenius app
It's done by a bassist: Mauro Battisti

 

[CB3UK]

Ill spend hours on the weekends just going through whatever random tracks I can find on YouTube. Sit back, maybe sip a beer or two, and just woodshed.

Ive been focusing too much on improv and freestyle, solo/showboating stuff lately. I really feel like I need to start focusing back on locking in on solid slick steady rhythm and tasty grooves.

Eventually I'll get tired of that and then a few months from now Ill be on doing nothing but modes and scalar progessions and such. Haha. Get big into one thing and then eschew it for another.