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DeGroot
Hi Bogdan!

Maharzan's last topic gave me the idea of possibly having the slower tracks to the lessons downloadable. It would be great to be able to use the slower tempos into a DAW for practicing and recording for playback analysis.

Thanks,
Joe
casinostrat
I think this is a great idea! Generally there are at least 5-6 slower backings per lesson, you wouldn't necessarily have to make them all downloadable, but could have it set up to be able to download 1 slow,1 medium, and 1 normal speed backing tracks.
Bogdan Radovic
Thanks a lot for your feedback guys! We'll keep it in mind.
Dinaga
While you're at it, here's another suggestion.

I noticed that in lessons that have rhythm guitar in them, the same is not present in the downloadable backing track. I know that it's like that because slowing down the recorded guitar parts would distort their sound, as they're not MIDI. But how about keeping the rhythm guitar in the full-speed lesson? It sounds so much better. smile.gif

This is an example. There's super-cool rhythm guitar in the lesson, but not in the backing track:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Killer...kk-Wylde-Style/

There are more examples of this, so my suggestion is to keep the rhythm parts in the full-speed BT smile.gif
maharzan
I completely back this one. It would also be great if we could have in between backing track like one lesson I am learning. It has 130bpm and then 170bpm. I so with it had 150bpm. Trying time stretch doesn't sound so good. sad.gif But I guess it depends on the instructor providing the backing track.
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