AutoBacktrack

Automate your backing tracks without too much effort using various effects and instruments that you control using this application.

  • AutoBacktrack
  • Version :1.2 Beta
  • License :Demo
  • OS :Windows All
  • Publisher :Brad Van Sickle

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AutoBacktrack Description

Not only is automation a very convenient feature of a digital audio workstation, but it can simplify how you create and draw in a set of events that occur when you playback the track. Most importantly, an automation solution can help you avoid situations where you need to invest a lot of cash and effort to automate your own tracks.

AutoBacktrack is a piece of software that allows you to enhance your own tracks by embedding all sort of effects into the mix and play any instrument you like with the one you are familiar with.

Includes an organized and versatile GUI

After a quick and uneventful setup, you come face to face with a well-structured and intuitive interface. To put it simply, the UI acts as a map where you can add various instruments and the enhancement utensils you require to obtain the desired effects.

You will be happy to learn that you can easily alter the parameters of the plugins you add to your virtual studio via the context menu. In addition, connecting and disconnecting the pins for the plugins you add is a walk in the park.

Enables you to play instruments you are unfamiliar with

As previously mentioned, the idea behind the utility is to help you create a virtual studio where you can test, record and analyze tracks and effects. Some of the effects the tool provides you with include DuckDelay, Echo, Compressor, Biquad, StereoVerb, Tremolo or ValveRect, just to name a few.

Moreover, the application allows you to try out different instruments than the one you are familiar with. More accurately, if you are a guitar player, then you can attempt to achieve a unique effect by playing the violin, saxophone or the drums, for instance.

A tool that can save you a lot of cash and effort

In the eventuality that you feel that your tracks could use a few enhancement effects or would like to test out notes and chords with another instruments, then perhaps AutoBacktrack could come in handy.

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