I've been collecting multi-track audio archives in various formats (most ripped from the Rock Band and Guitar Hero style games) and finally curated and organized them into a new file area (accessible to authenticated users only, so you will need an account on Vertrauen, a QWKnet account would work fine):
https://web.synchro.net/files/music/multitrack/

If you were ever interested in hearing isolated instrument or vocal performances of some of your favorite recorded music or you wanted to re-mix a song or overdub/replace your own performance in, these files (questionably legal) are a god-send.

Some songs available as monophonic tracks combined in a single (.mogg) file (importable into Audacity), some separated into stereo pairs (.wav, .mpg, .ogg), or partial mixes (stems) that you can isolate or re-mix with more easily. Many of the songs I have are available in a combination of these formats and with different rates.

If you have some songs that I don't, feel free to contribute (upload, via FTP or X/Y/ZMODEM over terminal) as well.

Enjoy!
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Re: Multi-track audio files
By: Digital Man to All on Fri Nov 13 2026 02:28 pm

I've been collecting multi-track audio archives in various formats (most ripped from the Rock Band and Guitar Hero style games) and finally curated and organized them into a new file area (accessible to authenticated users only, so you will need an account on Vertrauen, a QWKnet account would work fine): https://web.synchro.net/files/music/multitrack/

This is pretty cool - Thanks for sharing!

Nightfox

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Re: Multi-track audio files
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Fri Nov 13 2026 03:14 pm

I've been collecting multi-track audio archives in various formats (most

This is pretty cool - Thanks for sharing!

One of my software projects that I've worked on is a multi-track music recorder, which includes functionality to mix tracks to a single audio file; I've also made a stand-alone track mixer application. I'd be curious to download one of these that has the separate audio files and mix them together with my mixer app and see how it sounds compared to the original version.

Nightfox

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Re: Multi-track audio files
By: Nightfox to Digital Man on Fri Nov 13 2026 03:14 pm

Re: Multi-track audio files
By: Digital Man to All on Fri Nov 13 2026 02:28 pm

I've been collecting multi-track audio archives in various formats (most ripped from the Rock Band and Guitar Hero style games) and finally curated and organized them into a new file area (accessible to authenticated users only, so you will need an account on Vertrauen, a QWKnet account would work fine): https://web.synchro.net/files/music/multitrack/

This is pretty cool - Thanks for sharing!

I forgot to mention that a while back (13+ years ago!) I made some tutorial videos on how to remix .mogg and .ogg files using Audacity:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDAqOaoP9Ew https://youtu.be/bnAF9nBtMM8?si=Gayo2HTCljswOyJQ

Unfortunately, in Audacity 4 (the current version), they broke or removed the direct .mogg file support, so you're better off with the .ogg (or other format) tracks or stems.
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