

How it worksįor multi-tracks, the first thing you have to do is choose the backing tracks. More exciting you will find the music with inserted karaoke lyrics files in text formats. You can also manipulate the songs to your perfections. Song Galaxy has five audio formats some with or without vocals, others with each instrument on a separate channel, others with more choices of the same songs in different languages and also at affordable costs. The multitracker is so easy to use once you have achieved the best backing track. You can edit and customize special multi-tracks backing tracks and remove the instruments or vocals if you want to sing or play the music by yourself easily.

The music also has proper endings, and the customers get the ability to vote for their favorite hits. Music is arranged in different genres, top 10, latest songs and most played song. Song Galaxy has a collection of a wide range of midi files from all genres and all are available for downloads. This product was created by 5 Kennedy Crescent and they are located in Scotland. It has a new multi-track catalog for recording audio files with each instrument on a separate track called silver multi-track. Just like back then, but now – ready for your modern eighties-flavored pop songs.Song Galaxy is a professional site for backing tracks and software tools for musicians performing gigs in different concerts. Prepare for sturdy beats with an abundance of feel combined with some timeless session drummer magic that can fall into any track with seamless precision. This collection of grooves explores the rich song treasures and artists of the time. Who’ll ever forget those gated reverbs, larger-than-life drum fill breaks and machine-like beats? Interesting time indeed. This era is indeed a man-against-machine scenario, where drummers who bridged the gap the best came out on top. Producers introduced click-tracks on a larger scale, asked drummers to play with machine-like precision to not clinch with their sequenced parts and had them lay down their tracks as the first step in a production – all while session drummers like John Robinson, Ricky Lawson, Phil Collins, Manu Katché, Jonathan Moffet, Jeff Porcaro, Kenny Aronoff and Stewart Copeland rose to iconic fame and had more work than ever. Amid all this was the traditional drummer, caught in an age when technology came head to head with tradition. At one end of the scale, drum machines and monotonous beats were forcing their way into the sound of the time, while on the opposite side, groove, feel and timing were more important than ever. Pop drums in the eighties were somewhat a marriage between two eras.

Drum beats and fills for modern eighties-flavored pop songs
