As I understand it, Real Tracks are actual recordings of real human players on their real instruments. That's why you sometimes get the occasional noise glitch.

Now, I suspect a number of the posted User Tracks were created from MIDI sources played through high quality synths, but the RealTracks themselves are real instruments and the RealDrums were played on real drum sets and recorded in stereo (which is partly why you can't break them down into their individual components). I think some of the piano parts may be recorded through a digital piano (which aids in transcription), but the actual playing is real, not notes from a MIDI source. I suspect that the session artists that contributed to them wouldn't allow their names to be associated with them were they not real.


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