To find karaoke backing tracks, there are many sources available, both paid and free. Here are some popular options for finding karaoke tracks.

1. Online Karaoke Services and Websites

• YouTube - One of the most popular free resources. You can find many karaoke versions of popular songs on YouTube. Just enter the song title and add the word "karaoke."
• Karaoke-Version - This website offers professional karaoke tracks with different versions (with or without backing vocals). Tracks can be downloaded for a fee.
• KaraFun - This service offers a large catalog of karaoke songs. Access is provided through a subscription, and the app can be used on various devices.
• Singa - An online karaoke platform that offers a subscription to access a large number of songs, which are updated monthly.
• Smule - A mobile app that allows you to sing karaoke in duets with friends or even with artists. The app provides access to an extensive library of songs through a subscription.

2. Mobile Applications

• Yokee, StarMaker, and others - These are popular karaoke apps that provide access to a database with many songs. They usually offer both free and paid content.

3. Specialized Stores and Websites for Purchasing Backing Tracks

• Amazon, iTunes, Google Play - These platforms allow you to purchase individual karaoke tracks or entire albums.
• Sunfly Karaoke and Zoom Karaoke - These sites offer high-quality karaoke versions of songs for purchase and download.

4. Torrent Trackers and File Sharing Services

• In some cases, backing tracks can be found on torrent trackers, but it's important to note that this may violate copyright laws. Use this method with caution and only if you are sure you are not breaking the law.

5. Local Files and Homemade Backing Tracks

• Software for Creating Backing Tracks. If you have the skills and software, such as Audacity, Adobe Audition, or GarageBand, you can create your own karaoke tracks by removing vocals from the original recordings.

6. Free Resources

• There are websites that provide free backing tracks, such as Karaoke Channel, Sing King, and others. They may have a limited selection, but still offer many popular tracks.

7. Social Networks and Forums

• In specialized groups and forums, you can find communities of karaoke enthusiasts who share their finds and exchange tracks.

When choosing a source for karaoke backing tracks, it is important to consider the quality of the recording and whether the track can be used for commercial or non-commercial purposes.