Can't you book time in the studio at your school? I mean if you're enrolled at a recording school, don't they have that gear for you to use?

In fact they should even have sessions on tape, disc or other media format ready for you to use. In a best case scenario, they should have everybody mixing the same tracks. My mentor had me mix one of his own tunes. It was already available and we had a standard to compare it to.

What DAW are you using?

I ask because some DAW's have sample tracks with their start-up program. Sonar, which has a 30 day demo (Ya!) has a few songs installed for you to use. Samplitude is another and Reaper may. That is 3 right there and I believe they all have 30 day demo's.

Never even thought of it. That was way too smart.

@ hueseph

It's more complicated situation. It's not like SAE program or anything similar.

Would You maybe care to share Your mentor's tracks. If it's possible.

@ audiokid

I'll try with Sonar right now ... the Demo is too big for download on my Internet provider :(

Can someone share those audio tracks?

Mario2022, post: 372216 wrote: @ hueseph

It's more complicated situation. It's not like SAE program or anything similar.

Would You maybe care to share Your mentor's tracks. If it's possible.

It's more complicated, meaning you enrolled in an online program?

Even if I had those tracks from twenty years ago, there is no way I could possibly share them with you. It would be morally wrong and a breach of copyright. He allowed me to mix his tracks in trust. Why would I break that?

There is an excellent orchestral sample in the Samplitude Trial. Well more than 5 audio tracks but you don't even have to use them all and you can remix them as you please if that turns your crank. The only thing is, no saving.

Here you go: http://www.samplitude.com/us/shop/.1795.html

I was referring to "at your school" part of Your reply, and by SAE program I was thinking on this [[url=http://[/URL]="http://www.sae.edu/…"]SAE[/]="http://www.sae.edu/…"]SAE[/].

Anyways, I found a way to record several tracks. It won't be easy or HiQ but will do.

Thank You for Your time and effort. I'll try to stay a part of community and help others when I can.

I know what SAE is. Regardless, a proper school should have a studio and you should be able to book time in it. Otherwise you have to question if it is worth the tuition.

Search my posts. A couple weeks ago I posted a link to a site that had separated tracks for mixing practice. Sounds like it's exactly what your after.