Hi everyone,
I find karaoke version.com to be extremely helpful in learning a song. I start with the tutorials here on GT and then use this service to strip out most everything except the part I am trying to learn. I find for myself, with the part being so isolated, my ear is able to pickup on it much quicker.
Here is a brief sample of what it does:
This year the diet is definitely gonna stick!
William, I couldn't agree more. I find Karaoke Version backing tracks very helpful in my learning songs. And I never expected to find myself uttering verbage complimentary of something with "karoke" in the name.
But then I took it even further. I was learning Wonderful Tonight for my weekly jam session with two other guitarists. I took different versions of the song to the jam. I was playing solo, other guys were playing different guitar parts and one guy was doing the vocal. And we were switching guitar parts during the jam. So I took different versions, with and without those tracks.
All the different tracks for one cost of $2.99.
It is a very helpful, fun learning tool and I am surprised it isn't discussed more on the guitar forums. I think others will find it as such and will appreciate your bringing it to their attention.
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Update to anyone looking at this:
A copywrite claim was filed on my video because of a small snippet of Carry On Wayward Son, so I have removed the video.
However, as matonanjin2 has also mentioned, the service is tremendous and well worth checking out.
https://www.karaoke-version.com/
This year the diet is definitely gonna stick!
