Backing Tracks Help

• What are backing tracks?
  
• What are the system requirements?
  
• How do I play tracks on my Apple Mac?
  
  

• What format are the tracks in?
  
• Where is my music saved to?
  
• What quality are the audio files?
  
• How long will the music take to download?
  
• What can I do with the music I have downloaded?
  
• How do I play my downloaded music?
  
• What happens if I delete/lose the file?
  
• What happens if the download fails?
  
• How many times can I download the file?
  

• How do I burn my music to an audio CD?
  
• Can I back-up my music on a data CD?
  

• Is my portable audio device compatible with your backing tracks?
  
• Can I play the files on my iPod / listen to it in iTunes?
  
  
  

  Windows:

  Yes. iTunes will need to convert WMA files to AAC / MP3 format first though:

  Simply drag the WMA file(s) into your iTunes library, and the files will be converted for you – you can then play the songs in iTunes and listen to them on your iPod.

  * Windows Media Player 9 or later must be installed to convert WMA files.

  Mac:

  Unfortunately WMA files are not currently supported by iTunes for Mac. We hope to offer a fully Mac-compatible solution soon.

  Mac users must install Windows Media Player for Mac in order to play WMA files. There are also some alternative players available for free:

  • Flip4Mac (Windows Media plug-in for Quicktime)
  • Songbird, and
  • MPlayer OS X.

  You can convert WMA files to iTunes-compatible MP3 files by using Easy WMA - please note that this software is not free, and costs $10 USD at the time of writing.

  Please note that Musicroom.com is not responsible for (and does not vouch for the quality of) the content at the external links above.

• How do I transfer my tracks to a portable audio player?