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  1. Accompaniment tracks that are not made by this company are colloquially referred to as "minus one tracks". Let me explain this at a more basic level. Let's say you have a piece of music that has four parts: a vocal part, a piano part, a bass part, and a drum part.

  2. 28 maj 2021 · Minus one track refers to the pre-recorded custom Backing Track, which enhances the impact of a musical performance. They are also known as custom backing tracks which are recorded in high-end professional studios. The quality of the karaoke is rich, and therefore, they are used in performances also. Why Do We Use Minus One Tracks.

  3. In the Philippines, the Minus-one (commonly, albeit improperly, spelled "Minus one" without the hyphen) is a variant mix of a multitrack recording, wherein the lead vocal track of a song is muted for further commercial "exploitation".

  4. 2 cze 2021 · Songs are one of the oldest expressions of self-expression in human history. Scientists recently discovered a “music center” in our brain…

  5. Music Minus One (MMO) was an American educational music company founded in Westchester, New York. The company released play-along albums intended to accompany a melodic instrument (or vocalist) as an aid for practicing.

  6. 22 lut 2010 · There used to be a series of recordings called "Music Minus One' (perhaps it still exists). On the recordings were accompaniments but not the solo parts. For example, the piano part of a song would be recorded but not the singer.

  7. A minus one is the commercial equivalent of a backing track used prevalently in the Philippines. In its earliest applications by the Philippine record industry during the mid-1980s, a 'minus one' was a variant of a commercially-released song, wherein the lead vocal track had been muted, and issued as the "flip side" of a 7-inch vinyl record.

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