How to play with the orchestral accompaniment tracks
The orchestral accompaniment track has been split up into three sections, because since there are silent portions throughout the music, it would be impossible to play the piano part at the exact speed to match when the orchestra comes in.
Section 1 - starts at measure 59, the first "chorus"
Section 2 - starts at measure 129, the second chorus
Section 3 - starts at measure 174. in the middle of bridge solo.
Get a friend who can queue the three tracks up and play it at the exact time with the piano.
Mixing your own piano performance with the orchestral track
The orchestral track is already at peak gain, so if you were to take your own piano recording and combined them without modification, the tracks would clip. You'll have to lower the volume of both tracks. I won't go into any detail on the finer details of mixing, but just be aware of it.
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