Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
backing-track
noun
/ˈbækɪŋ træk/

Definition
A backing track is a pre-recorded audio accompaniment that supports the main performance of a musician or vocalist.

Examples
- Many artists use a backing track during live performances to create a fuller sound.
- He recorded his vocals over the backing track created by the music producer.
- Backing tracks are often used in karaoke to help singers perform popular songs.

Meaning
It provides musical support for singers or instrumentalists, enhancing the overall sound without overshadowing the lead performer.

Synonyms
- accompaniment
- support track
- instrumental