
Do not return any products to us before you have spoken with us by phone and received return authorization. Remember, you must call within thirty (30) days of the invoice date to obtain return authorization. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply call us at 61 to obtain instructions and return authorization. All other merchandise, unless otherwise indicated, may be returned within thirty (30) days from the original invoice date for a refund.


This can be accomplished with a sound board, or the computer Sound Preferences, or a boombox balance knob.ĭownloaded products (PDFs, MP3s, etc.) are not refundable. If there is a song with heavy choreography, the pre-recorded vocals may be needed more than on other songs, so the ability to control the relative volume is desirable. Some want to use the vocals in rehearsals, but slowly “wean the singers off” over time. This can be accomplished in the same way with the sound board, but may also be accomplished by controlling the left/right output in the Sound Preferences of a computer being used for playback. Others want to include just enough pre-recorded vocals in the mix to provide support to the live singers, but not to be particularly discernible to the audience. This can be accomplished with the sound board as long as left and right outputs are fed to separate channels with independent fader controls. Why would you do this? Many people want their kids to hear the pre-recorded vocals through monitor speakers for support, but the audience to hear only “live” vocals through the main audience feed. Whether with the left/right balance knob on a “boombox,” or using the faders on a mixing board in an auditorium sound system where the left channel is hooked up to one input and the right channel is hooked up to a separate input, or using the sound output control on a computer to fade left or right, if you are able to independently control the volume of the left and right stereo output, then you can raise, lower, and even eliminate the pre-recorded vocals. How you accomplish this will depend on your actual playback setup. The primary purpose of the Split-Track mix is to provide you with the option of independently controlling the volume of the vocals as compared to the instruments. When played back in a “normal” stereo setup, you will hear only the instruments coming from the left speaker, and group vocals only (no solos) coming from the right speaker. The Split-Track files make special use of the left and right stereo channels of the recording.
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If you somehow lose the files, you may return to our website and download the files again (one of the advantages of purchasing the downloadable version!). You should also not decide, after performing the musical, to give or sell the CD that you burned to another group.


You may save these files to your computer hard drive indefinitely.The Stereo version contains no vocals at all. You may use whichever works best for you. mp3 files for the Split-Track version of the accompaniment, and another containing the instrumental-only Stereo version. Inside the main folder you will find two sub-folders: one containing the. The download link will expire 6 months after purchase, but the master files that you have downloaded to your hard drive will never expire. We strongly suggest that you use a computer rather than a tablet or smartphone for this download. You can also access your downloads by logging into your account on this website and selecting the "Downloads" tab under "My Account." When you click on the download link, your files will immediately begin downloading.
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How to access the Digital Download Accompaniment TracksĪfter you complete your purchase, you will receive an order confirmation email containing a link to download the files.
