Tough to tell from that cam rip what’s going on with the accompaniment. Sounds like the organist is playing to a track, but it’s all swamped far enough to be hard to know what…

But if anything, I think it illustrates what I find myself saying here time after time. You need to be ‘within’ the mix, not completely on top of it. Swamp your backing like this did, and you completely lose its groove, its whole meaning.

Either the backing matters, and matters as much as YOU, or it doesn’t matter and you shouldn’t have a backing track. In a real band, that ‘backing’ is real people, great musicians, each of whom deserves as much sonic space as you do. Don’t treat your auto accompaniment, whether it’s styles, sequences or audio tracks as any less important than you are…

Or you end up with something like that MNF mess..!
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