Anyway to have guitar pro and cubase play at the same time?

[amd123]

So I can record in cubase while I play along to my guitar pro notation?

 

[shred101]

Why dont you just export the GP file to midi and import it into cubase?

 

[amd123]

Why dont you just export the GP file to midi and import it into cubase?

Because it won't show up as a tab with in cubase...

 

[shred101]

Ohh, you actually want to read the tab as you go along?
Lol tbh dude, IMHO youd be better off just learning all your stuff thoroughly or printing out the GP tabs.

 

[amd123]

Ohh, you actually want to read the tab as you go along?
Lol tbh dude, IMHO youd be better off just learning all your stuff thoroughly or printing out the GP tabs.

Well...I found out that if you export midi you CAN load the tab version of the midi in cubase, but alas another problem arises...

If you play lets say 7fret A string, Cubase/GP will change that to 2nd fret D string.

 

[jesus69lol]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who does this.

 

[amd123]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who does this.

So how can I do it?

 

[shred101]

Ah. I dunno if syncing cubase up as slave and hooking a midi up from the midi in port on the computer to the midi out would work. Trying to get guitar pro to play without skipping is a pain in the ass anyway...

 

[jesus69lol]

So how can I do it?

No way to, as far as I know.

 

[JeffTD]

This is pathetic.

Just learn your damn riffs.

 

[shred101]

Just learn your damn riffs.

Pretty much...

 

[ahjteam]

This is pathetic.

Just learn your damn riffs.

+1

 

[ahjteam]

If you play lets say 7fret A string, Cubase/GP will change that to 2nd fret D string.

...or 12th fret on E. It's the same thing (E), live with it.