Absolutely. The next thing we're working on right now is sharing - but not social-media like sharing, but rather sharing with friends and giving feedback. Ther

Absolutely. The next thing we're working on right now is sharing - but not social-media like sharing, but rather sharing with friends and giving feedback. There are many ways of giving feedback, but one way is to record over someone else's track. Which means that at that point, we'll have to introduce multitracking and will automatically also support the ability to work with backing tracks. We're also thinking a lot about how to incorporate this with workflows with existing studio software. Say, for example, that your drummer and your recording engineer are stuck tweaking the snare drum sound for the next five hours (chances are it will sound the same afterwards anyway), then you should just be able to take the track in its current form out of the DAW and use Tape It to play some new ideas over it. Which is probably a very long anser for: yes, we'll definitely incorporate the ability to work with backing tracks. But it might take us a bit of time to find out how to get the UX right :-).