Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
*LINKS UPDATED PLEASE READ*
Here is a lesson on the key part for Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall. I learned this off of the pro keys in "Rock Band 3". As I mention in the video, you can download the stems that are used in Rock Band so you can clearly hear the key part. Go to this folder to download them:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_PT2dt0uqfhSnpjWnpQc2RhaUE?resourcekey=0-3rdsJp76YJn-Y0_0GzFgQA&usp=sharing
There you can download the stems for Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall as well as Clocks, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva La Vida, and Yellow. Also included are the stems from "Guitar Hero," which are God Put A Smile Upon Your Face, In My Place, and Violet Hill. The "Guitar Hero" ones are not as separated as the "Rock Band" ones. The bass and guitar are the only tracks that are separate. The rest is on one track. Life In Technicolor is in their as well, however it is not an official stem, it is fan made. There is still some noises in the background, but it is still really well done! And lastly, Paradise is in there as well. This is from the game "Fantasia: Music Evolved" and everything is on separate tracks aside from the piano, strings, and the guitar, which are on the same track.
There are two folders in this link. The "Original" folder contains the original tracks (aside from being in .ogg format). If you drop all of the tracks from one song in this folder onto a music editing program, everything will be lined up properly. As for the "Enhanced" folder, all the tracks in here have been edited by me. I made it so they are louder (the original tracks are somewhat quiet) and I also cut out any silence at the beginning of tracks. For example, the Clocks Drum track will start right away instead of 15 seconds in.
It is interesting to hear the separate tracks by themselves. Also, you can put all of them into a program such as Audacity and play around with them. These are great for making remixes.
If the links are dead, please let me know by commenting.
Also, I feel I should say I do not own these, copyright goes to EMI and Rock Band. I don't want to get into any trouble, but these are worth it, and are definitely a must have! Enjoy!
*LINKS UPDATED PLEASE READ*
Here is a lesson on the key part for Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall. I learned this off of the pro keys in "Rock Band 3". As I mention in the video, you can download the stems that are used in Rock Band so you can clearly hear the key part. Go to this folder to download them:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_PT2dt0uqfhSnpjWnpQc2RhaUE?resourcekey=0-3rdsJp76YJn-Y0_0GzFgQA&usp=sharing
There you can download the stems for Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall as well as Clocks, Fix You, The Scientist, Viva La Vida, and Yellow. Also included are the stems from "Guitar Hero," which are God Put A Smile Upon Your Face, In My Place, and Violet Hill. The "Guitar Hero" ones are not as separated as the "Rock Band" ones. The bass and guitar are the only tracks that are separate. The rest is on one track. Life In Technicolor is in their as well, however it is not an official stem, it is fan made. There is still some noises in the background, but it is still really well done! And lastly, Paradise is in there as well. This is from the game "Fantasia: Music Evolved" and everything is on separate tracks aside from the piano, strings, and the guitar, which are on the same track.
There are two folders in this link. The "Original" folder contains the original tracks (aside from being in .ogg format). If you drop all of the tracks from one song in this folder onto a music editing program, everything will be lined up properly. As for the "Enhanced" folder, all the tracks in here have been edited by me. I made it so they are louder (the original tracks are somewhat quiet) and I also cut out any silence at the beginning of tracks. For example, the Clocks Drum track will start right away instead of 15 seconds in.
It is interesting to hear the separate tracks by themselves. Also, you can put all of them into a program such as Audacity and play around with them. These are great for making remixes.
If the links are dead, please let me know by commenting.
Also, I feel I should say I do not own these, copyright goes to EMI and Rock Band. I don't want to get into any trouble, but these are worth it, and are definitely a must have! Enjoy!
