Stores 48 MP3 Backing Tracks on a micro SC Card. Tracks can be played in three different modes, Play, Loop or BakTrak Mode. BakTrak mode allows you to step the track back 10 - 30 seconds making it the ideal home practice amp. Simple to use, comes loaded with Demo Tracks, 6 string and Bass Scales, Slow and Rock Blues jam tracks and Drum Jam track.

BakTrak is a backing track player pedal for MP3 & WAV that has been developed with a retro feel by musicians for musicians. It has a track selector that’s so simple even when you are wishing you had practiced with the pedal just one more time, don’t worry, you just can’t get it wrong!!

BakTrak MDE The Ultimate WAV & MP3 Backing Track Pedal. Developed with a retro feel in the UK by Musicians for Musicians. Stores 48 WAV or MP3 Backing Tracks on a micro SC Card. Tracks can be played in three different modes, Play, List or BakTrak Mode. Play mode allows manual selection of tracks. List mode allows auto increment through your set

Heavy duty Backing Track Player Pedal for MP3 & WAV files. This model comes in a Black Steel Housing with white “Level” and “Mode” control knobs and a classic chicken head “Track” control knob also in white. Recommend for home use, practice and gigging.

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The Idoru P-1 is a simple, compact, and tough multi-channel audio and midi backing track player. Designed specifically for live musicians. Today, many musicians need to play audio backing tracks when performing. They also use MIDI to control other gear, like drum machines, amps, effects, and lights.

Mar 13, 2023 · Just run your guitar side into the UAD, the UAD stereo out to the mixer Stereo in with your phone attached to the USB input side, and then the mixer out to house. This is good advice. Saves money and when you do have that special looper and somehow fails on stage, this is an excellent backup.

Feb 18, 2021 · You can also import and explore up to 99 loops via the USB – yes, that can mean backing tracks. Plug in via the USB and the pedal shows up as an external drive on your computer with 99 track folders – simply drop your file in whichever one you want, as long as it’s in 44.1hz WAV format.

Jun 10, 2023 · Take your 44.1kHz 24-bit stereo WAV backing track (which MUST be in this format or they won't play - can't be 16-bit or mp3) and load it into a folder. That folder number will be what you navigate to on the pedal to play the track.

Jul 25, 2018 · ...it's actually easier and more convenient for performing guitar players to play backing tracks this way. When "it's all on the floor," the hands don't have to come off the guitar. Just find the backing track you want with a few taps of …