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Steve
I'm trying to practice music improvisation and I would like to have some guitar chords playing to help me. Where can I find just some accoustic guitar playing th same thing non-stop (or for long enough to allow me to play along) or something like that?
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I typically record them myself and then improvise over top of that. I use Audacity on my computer and sit down with my acoustic guitar and record a rhythm track. Sometimes I add in drums from my Zoom pedal which has a rhythm machine on it. Then I play that track back on my computer and improvise over top of it with my electric guitar. If I get something that sounds great I can hit record and record the lead on another track and save it for later when I might add some vocals or other stuff.
You could also buy a looper pedal which will repeat a sample over and over. Most of the better ones allow you to loop multiple samples simultaneously and have tap start and stop so you can record and play back hands free.
I typically record them myself and then improvise over top of that. I use Audacity on my computer and sit down with my acoustic guitar and record a rhythm track. Sometimes I add in drums from my Zoom pedal which has a rhythm machine on it. Then I play that track back on my computer and improvise over top of it with my electric guitar. If I get something that sounds great I can hit record and record the lead on another track and save it for later when I might add some vocals or other stuff.
You could also buy a looper pedal which will repeat a sample over and over. Most of the better ones allow you to loop multiple samples simultaneously and have tap start and stop so you can record and play back hands free.
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