For my upcoming solo-performances I´d like to use a
“Backing Track Player” - instead of taking my whole Computer/DAW with right on the stage and on tour.
I figured out, that I can play more than one audio-files by using multiple “Audio File”-Plugins and aside of that, MIDI-files with “MIDI File”-Plugins - that looks promising =)
…so, I thought maybe I can build a “Backing Track Player” myself, if I still have to figure some things out at first, so here my questions:
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I will need to start several play-buttons on the Plugins same-time, but can´t remember how to do that. Wasn´t there a forum-thread/tipp how to do exactly that by linking the MIDI-out to the MIDI-in? Found that work-around in the WIKI, but I´d rather would use the Buttons on the MOD
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Does the MIDI Player-Plugin support Tempo-Changes within a song, as I xport them with my DAW?
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If I load the MIDI Player-Plugin with a MIDI-track containing automation information for automating program-/control-changes (for controlling hardware on stage) - is the plugin able to interpret and forward it?
Or ow would I do it? I´d like to automate diverse parameters of my MOD Device, and some external Hardware…
Thanks for answering!
More information on whats a “Backing Track Player”:
Backing Track Player are available as stand-alone hardware
or in form of software, out on the market to purchase, like:
… the most professional would be the B.Beat by M-Live:
VIDEO HOW-TO &
product @Thomann.de (german)
… and a handful of software products, like:
Apps (Anroid & IOS) and Programs (Windows, Apple) - which require at least some smartphone or tablet
like Stage Traxx 3, etc.
“Backing Track Players” usually feature…
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a multi-channel audio track (eg. some synced tracks consisting of 1 drum-track, 1 for the metronome (Click-Track) and 1 incl. the rest of the sound…
… the Click-Track could be realised as a MIDI-Temp-Track too… -
a MIDI-track for automating program-/control-changes (for controlling hardware on stage)
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a video player and maybe too,
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a DMX-over-MIDI track
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…lyrics reader (not needed)