Guitar Pro
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L.G.Davies
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Guitar Pro is a pretty important program to me. I teach bass and I use guitar pro for writing out all my tabs and exercises. The great thing is with guitar pro 4+ is you get standard notation with the tabs, which is very useful when teaching.
Im not familiar with the other programs mentioned but i may have to look into them, as I am not entirely happy with the RSE of Guitar Pro 5. I find in alot of cases, the midi doesn't play smooth with using the RSE. I tend to get alot of lag.
Im not familiar with the other programs mentioned but i may have to look into them, as I am not entirely happy with the RSE of Guitar Pro 5. I find in alot of cases, the midi doesn't play smooth with using the RSE. I tend to get alot of lag.
Eternal Dragon
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L.G.Davies said:
Yeh i've heard that's quite common. The only bad thing about gpro is that I get lazy and resort to sight reading the tab, rather than the score.....though reading the gpro score without 8va/mb and all that sorta stuff is a chore. If I had started from sheet music then I would probably have memorised the fretboard by now also :s.
Kenneth R.
Cináed
Eternal Dragon
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Kenneth R. said:
Yeh probably, lol. If you compare the preview of Joe Satriani's Crushing Day with RSE to the actual original recorded version then you'll see why I think its cool. Imo it sounds better than the original
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Anonymous
L'Étranger
The only song I've heard that sounds good on RSE is Rush - Fly by Night.
http://www.mysongbook.com/tab-tab_download-id_tablature=2436.htm
And yeah, RSE's and MIDI's aren't in sync at all...
http://www.mysongbook.com/tab-tab_download-id_tablature=2436.htm
And yeah, RSE's and MIDI's aren't in sync at all...
L.G.Davies
Metal Addict
Making drums for some reason i still prefer the old guitar pro. I can get a killer snare sound out of GP4. Then again, I turn all my midis to wavs so i can eq them and add effects.
Even so, I think there is still a long way to go before a midi sound can be compared to the real thing.
Even so, I think there is still a long way to go before a midi sound can be compared to the real thing.
Eternal Dragon
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It kinda depends which soundcard u get, cos I just got a new computer and I prefer the soundcard in my old computer which is about 6 years old. Then again that might just be because I'm used to it.
