ENHANCE YOUR ACT WITH BACKING TRACKS.

The article presents information about how to use backing tracks for live performance. The simplest backup is something that plays in the background and one play to it. RAM-based MP3 players are super-reliable. They don't care about vibration, don't need maintenance, and have no start-up time. However, one can get CD players with enough anti-skip memory to handle tough club environments. Another advantage of a simple stereo playback device is potential redundancy. Bringing another CD/MD/MP3 player for backup is cheap and easy to swap out. The biggest drawback is rigidity. To change song orders, just use track forward/backward to find the desired track.