CAP Songbook Series - Learning CDs & MP3s

"What does 'part-predominant' mean?", you ask? It means that all of these CDs have all the songs in the corresponding book on each CD. Only these CDs have a single part predominantly louder on one channel, and the other three (or more) voices on the other channel.

We've also just recently added the ability to download the tracks on these CDs as MP3s. Just look for the word "MP3s" in the product name - these are the ones you can download and start using right away.

To use either the physical CDs or the MP3 tracks as learning tools, turn the balance selector on your stereo (or computer) all the way to one side to isolate the voice part you want to learn; when you've got it down, turn the balance all the way to the other side to sing along with the other voices (without your part being played). Put the balance selector in the middle for a balanced mix.

Not all our songbooks have learning CDs made for them yet, and not all of these CDs feature human voices (see individual descriptions for details). In the interests of time, we've made some of them with computer-generated, sampled voice sounds (which means the words aren't there, just the notes). We have made note on the product detail pages where this is the case.

Songbooks are sold separately.

• CAP Series - Downloadable Learning MP3s
  We've taken some of the learning CDs that we offer for the Contemporary A Cappella (CAP) songbooks we carry and made them available for instant download as MP3 files here. Quick, easy and very read more...
• CAP Series - Learning CDs
  These are part-predominant To use these CDs as learning tools, turn the balance selector on your stereo (or computer) all the way to one side to isolate the voice part you want to learn; when read more...