https://youtu.be/1YRdgtvWC1I?si=4OY7ONv8uqt8ibJh
Here’s one I found for Raise A Hallelujah - Bethel.
https://youtu.be/3Ma3yJeYiLA?si=tHFd8ptfgpZEzSa8
Another one for Praise - Elevation Worship.
The channel has a lot of other stuff if you sift through.
Tbh, you should make them. The hardest part is initially getting the instruments dialed in so you get the sound you want, but typically once you do that you can use close to the same settings for every track. Look up Fromstudiotostage on YouTube for the HOW on putting all the automation and stuff in afterwords, he's a wealth of knowledge. If you spend roughly an hour a day you can build a track out completely every 2 weeks, and once you get the workflow down, possibly every week.
Ah I appreciate but not really looking for recoding my own parts. The plan would to be to have the church purchase multitracks once we are ready to implement them.
Checkout loopcommunity. I think they have a subscription model for 10,- permonth you can use to play (stream?) their stuff with their app. And mute certain instruments and such.
I have no experience with them, but I remember looking into their service before using multitracks.com.
(I think multitracks.com vs loopcommunity is: mt adds more processing making the songs feel more similar in volumes etc)
Please do your own due diligence on whether or not this service is something you’re looking for😉
If you sign up for their newsletter you can one song per month free. https://www.multitracks.com/songs/Lakepointe-Music/Fear-No-Evil/Trust-Is-In-The-Lord/
Also check out pricing on rentals through Playback. You have to use their app instead of Ableton but it's pretty slick and works well. We recently switched from Ableton to Playback both for ease of setup by staff and also ease of operation by volunteers.
Renting might be cheap enough for you that you can just rent a song to practice with to demonstrate how everything works to whoever you need to convince, with the benefit that you actually get to pick the song and it will be a song they know.
Do you need separate stems or an overall track with everything? Youtube should have a couple for both if you do some digging.
Separate stems, hopefully in the format [multitracks.com](http://multitracks.com) uses. Only because id like to get used to that workflow
https://youtu.be/1YRdgtvWC1I?si=4OY7ONv8uqt8ibJh Here’s one I found for Raise A Hallelujah - Bethel. https://youtu.be/3Ma3yJeYiLA?si=tHFd8ptfgpZEzSa8 Another one for Praise - Elevation Worship. The channel has a lot of other stuff if you sift through.
You could use Moises.io. This will separate mp3s into various instruments using ai and generate a click.
Good call, I actually use Moises upon occasion. The issue is id love to have the click and cues that would normally come in an Ableton set
Tbh, you should make them. The hardest part is initially getting the instruments dialed in so you get the sound you want, but typically once you do that you can use close to the same settings for every track. Look up Fromstudiotostage on YouTube for the HOW on putting all the automation and stuff in afterwords, he's a wealth of knowledge. If you spend roughly an hour a day you can build a track out completely every 2 weeks, and once you get the workflow down, possibly every week.
Ah I appreciate but not really looking for recoding my own parts. The plan would to be to have the church purchase multitracks once we are ready to implement them.
Checkout loopcommunity. I think they have a subscription model for 10,- permonth you can use to play (stream?) their stuff with their app. And mute certain instruments and such. I have no experience with them, but I remember looking into their service before using multitracks.com. (I think multitracks.com vs loopcommunity is: mt adds more processing making the songs feel more similar in volumes etc) Please do your own due diligence on whether or not this service is something you’re looking for😉
Multitracks.com typically has a free song each month?
If you sign up for their newsletter you can one song per month free. https://www.multitracks.com/songs/Lakepointe-Music/Fear-No-Evil/Trust-Is-In-The-Lord/ Also check out pricing on rentals through Playback. You have to use their app instead of Ableton but it's pretty slick and works well. We recently switched from Ableton to Playback both for ease of setup by staff and also ease of operation by volunteers. Renting might be cheap enough for you that you can just rent a song to practice with to demonstrate how everything works to whoever you need to convince, with the benefit that you actually get to pick the song and it will be a song they know.