Last, but not least - the third version of the ’salsa track’ that I made with Garageband is with a Flute Solo. Using a flute as the main part of the melody is common, but it is usually not heard of enough.
If you missed the first two salsa track solos, you can find the trumpet one here and the violin one here.
I’m sure there are many of you musicians out there that can do a much better job than I can - and we’d like to hear from you. If you can create an instrumental latin tracks, whether it be salsa, cha-cha or bachata, and would like to share that with the community - send it our way and we’ll post it up with a link to your site/profile. Who knows, it could start your record career. 
Updated: You can download this episode and all other ones at http://salsapodcast.org/podcast/video/free-music-salsa-flute-solo
This is the second version of the simple salsa track that I posted earlier. This time, I chose to go with a more ‘Salsa Celtica‘ kind of sound with a Violin salsa solo. I also used the Cajon as the background drum beat (instead of the regular Cowbell and Congas).
Your feedback is always welcomed! Feel free to download and distribute, I have placed the track on a Creative Commons license.
License: 
PS. I love Garageband!
Salsa Violin Solo by Addicted2Salsa is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at addicted2salsa.com.
After you get a Mac, a lot of fun things happen. I decided to put my compusic (computer+music) skills to some more good use an make a few interesting Salsa tracks with a program called GarageBand. While I was at it, I made three different versions of this salsa dance soundtrack. Here is the first one: an interesting salsa trumpet solo with some mixed in jazzy piano, cowbell and congas. Let me know what you think and of course - enjoy!
I welcome your comments and feel free to download, distribute and use the file freely - I provide it as part of a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
[Download Here]
Well, after getting great feedback from all of you, here it is - a more complicated salsa pattern. It is a very long pattern, so take it in strides and small bites. We have named the individual moves to help you piece the entire salsa combination together. Now, because it is Valentine’s Day (soon) - you can have something to practice with that special someone .Enjoy and if you have questions, please ask it at our forums http://www.addicted2salsa.com/forums/ !
The song used in the episode is “Philadelphia Mambo” by Los Gatos (originally by Tito Puente)
Watch: Salsa Dancing 32: Complex Salsa Turn Pattern
Watch: Salsa Dance 31: Salsa Dance Mixer for Beginners
So, here we are again with something short and simple just for you to mix it in to your other moves. Remember, it is not about having multiple long combos, but about putting smaller ones together in different orders. That will keep your moves fresh and keep the ladies guessing what you will do next. Additionally, for those who are thinking about on2, I make a small note for you to pay attention to the counting rhythm when performing the move. Enjoy!
The song used in the episode is “Philadelphia Mambo” by Los Gatos (originally by Tito Puente)
