Any other good places for Raw/DI tracks for mixing practice?

[jackbraglia]

So UMF is by far the best source of Raw or DI tracks for mixing practice that I have come across so far. Do you guys know of any good places to find raw tracks for non-metal genres?

I know this might not be the best place for this thread, but this is where all the DI tracks usually are so....

 

[jackbraglia]

26 views and no one has any? i guess umf really is the only good place for raw/DI tracks

 

[Fbarre]

There are some great mulitrack downloads at http://mixoff.org/ and some scattered across gearslutz (search for mixoff in the search bar).

 

[jackbraglia]

There are some great mulitrack downloads at http://mixoff.org/ and some scattered across gearslutz (search for mixoff in the search bar).

wow mixoff.org looks like it has a TON. thanks a lot dude!

 

[Virgil.]

well.... mixoff.org could be better. I don't think they have a "ton", but they have a few non-metal tracks.

 

[jackbraglia]

well.... mixoff.org could be better. I don't think they have a "ton", but they have a few non-metal tracks.

yea you're right, i said that before i actually started digging through the forum. but hey, its something. the only thing is the recordings there tend to be of lower quality than what gets posted here.

 

[Toseben]

They have couple of mixoffs also at recordingreview:
http://forum.recordingreview.com/f121/

 

[xplanet2112]

There is also a site which a writer for Sound on Sound runs called Cambridge Music technology, it's so easy to find and I'm sure everyone must know about it by now, just google raw multitracks and it is there. Either that or google cambridge MT.

There is a few metal tracks there but the selection is quite varied with some really good non metal stuff on there to have a go at, and many styles of music too. There are 100 songs on there to go at so it should keep you busy once you've grabbed everything off here, just like I'm doing right now! LOL Personal Faves off there have been songs by 'The Mountaineering Club' and 'Georgia Wonder', but they are most certainly not metal!!

 

[maggot9779]

http://www.shakingthrough.com most of those have raw tracks.
There are some on GearSlutz too.

 

[xplanet2112]

Shaking through is a really good site and the cambridge MT sites has links to alot of their stuff. it's a good idea to register with Shaking Through because they keep you up to date with any new tracks that are put up there. It's quality recorded stuff and well worth investigating, however, I don't think there is any song on there with an ESP downtuned to Z running through a Triple Rectifier if you know what I mean so be perpared for... non metal!! it seems to be mostly mellow Alt rock and indi type stuff.

 

[S1770]

Joined a site called mixoff.org from this thread

interesting enough there is alot of projects over there

Never heard of the site before here but it looks fun

Reworked the track called Reading Pictures by AvaGrace

you can find the files in that thread in the genre of modern Rock

http://mixoff.org/index.php/topic,599.0.html

Reference - Radio Edit

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/81719608/temp/Reading Pictures - S1770.mp3

S1770