Even Better then the Real Thing Intro Loop

[NineminusOne]

Can anyone please link me to someone or a site that has a loop of the intro to this song?

 

[breathe]

That would be great to have!

 

[Explorer10]

I would love to have this loop as well. Preferably without the drums at the beginning.

 

[theedgeu2]

Perhaps record yourself playing the part and then loop it?

 

[Explorer10]

I have tried that. I recorded it and then mixed it with the loop of the intro so it would sound better. But I wanted to make the intro loop louder, but of course the drums that come in during the intro (which I don't want in there) also get louder. Is there any way to remove the drums from it?

 

[am22884]

The Apollo 440 mix has the whammy intro without drums/bass, just make a loop from it. Thats what I used for my backing track.

 

[Rockhound252]

Yesi did the intro with rhis remix

 

[breathe]

Can you guys share that?

 

[NineminusOne]

The Apollo 440 mix has the whammy intro without drums/bass, just make a loop from it. Thats what I used for my backing track.

Hey @am22884, thank you for the link. The Apollo mix was perfect to use. It was pretty straight forward and editing was not a problem...

 

[TheEdge10]

I looped the intro. Is there any way to take off the guitar part for the rest of the song?

 

[breathe]

I looped the intro. Is there any way to take off the guitar part for the rest of the song?

As far as i know no.....You could cut the song out but i think thats it.

 

[theedgeu2]

I looped the intro. Is there any way to take off the guitar part for the rest of the song?

What are you looping it with? If it's a pedal then you can just stomp on the pedal and cut off the loop.

 

[TheEdge10]

I'm using audacity.

 

[theedgeu2]

I'm using audacity.

I've worked with Audacity a bunch but I'm not sure how to trim it exactly where you want. Try this, where you want the loop to end exactly, zoom up on that spot and select from there all the way to the end of the audio and then cut it. I'm not very good with doing loops through software programs, never have been.