Backtraxx

[cris]

I'm looking for a music library, and thinking of purchasing digital juice backtraxx. Also, can I import these in smart sound's interface? Is backtraxx worth it?

 

[sink]

Re: Backtraxx

We use Backtraxx a lot. The cool thing is you can preview all of the tracks on their site. Mostly commercial stuff, not "cinematic"...

 

[Nirimba]

Re: Backtraxx

Saul, I have been after similar info for Smart Sound. Here is a link that was sent to me. If you are using Smart Sound, why not use THEIR music library? Cheers. http://dvcreators.net/products/sonicfirepro.html

PS> Thanks to Guy_Cochran

 

[sink]

Re: Backtraxx

I think you mean "Cris,..."

 

[cris]

Re: Backtraxx

I was trying to get a more diverse library (backtraxx) instead of buying one particular type of music CD from smartsound.

 

[Nirimba]

Re: Backtraxx

Yup ... I meant Cris ...
I understand you can download a single track, you may have to buy one of their new edition programs :-/ this is what they say: The new Maestro allows you to listen to any piece in the SmartSound music library – whether you own it or not and regardless of where the song is located – and, if you like it for your scene, purchase it and download it in minutes.
Could be worth some web browsing.

 

[sink]

Re: Backtraxx

I've never used SmartSound. But like I said before just go listen to Backtraxx (pick the volume, then select the gallery tab). Another thing to keep in mind, depending on what you're hoping to use them for, most of the tracks come in 30sec, 60sec, and about 3 minute cuts, which may be limiting if you want to use a track that is not loop friendly. They are audio Cd's, so you have to import/rip them.