Guitar Tabs online editor

[hamihaha]

Hi! As a guitarist I often download guitar tabs from the net.
Here is a tool that convert the text tabs into image:
http://www.muzilab.com/en/editor/guitartabs.html
Very usefull!

 

[inhe]

Just get guitar pro.

 

[BlackMetalWhiteGuy]

Fuck Guitar Pro, get TabIt. You'll save yourself $50, and the aggravation of having to turn off all of GP's extraneous features.

 

[R'lyeh]

Fuck Guitar Pro, get TabIt. You'll save yourself $50, and the aggravation of having to turn off all of GP's extraneous features.

I have both, I paid 20 for Tabit but got GP for free.

the only thing I use GP for is when I want the RSE, otherwise I just use TabIt because it's a lot easier. And it's not a RAM hog

 

[BlackMetalWhiteGuy]

I got GP5 for free also, but the RSE sucks ass compared to the soundfonts I use with TabIt.

EDIT: By the way, what's your member name on TabIt?

 

[R'lyeh]

I got GP5 for free also, but the RSE sucks ass compared to the soundfonts I use with TabIt.

EDIT: By the way, what's your member name on TabIt?

Soundfonts? I haven't heard of anything like that for TabIt. What are they?

I haven't registered yet, I've had it for a year or so but just haven't gotten around to it. I think I lost that registration number they gave me when I ordered it

 

[BlackMetalWhiteGuy]

Soundfonts aren't exclusive to TabIt, they're sort of a MIDI "plugin" that can be applied to programs that use MIDI playback. If you have a Creative soundcard, such as SoundBlaster Live!, Audigy, or X-Fi, then you can search the internet for .sf2 files and import them to the MIDI bank of your choice via Soundfont Band Manager. Next, you simply change the banks in TabIt using the same controller that you use to change instruments, and you will experience playback with the enhanced synth.

For an example, look at my myspace. All four of my mp3s are recordings directly from TabIt, so what you hear is exactly what MIDI playback sounds like on my computer with the soundfonts I'm using.

http://www.myspace.com/bmwgmusic

 

[hamihaha]

The online editor can't be compared with a software...
But it's a simple and fast way to get nice tabs, without buying, or installing anything...

 

[R'lyeh]

Soundfonts aren't exclusive to TabIt, they're sort of a MIDI "plugin" that can be applied to programs that use MIDI playback. If you have a Creative soundcard, such as SoundBlaster Live!, Audigy, or X-Fi, then you can search the internet for .sf2 files and import them to the MIDI bank of your choice via Soundfont Band Manager. Next, you simply change the banks in TabIt using the same controller that you use to change instruments, and you will experience playback with the enhanced synth.

For an example, look at my myspace. All four of my mp3s are recordings directly from TabIt, so what you hear is exactly what MIDI playback sounds like on my computer with the soundfonts I'm using.

http://www.myspace.com/bmwgmusic

Oh wow, nice work on those songs. They sound great.

I don't have Creative soundcard though. I could always get one later, but I'm a poor bastard

 

[BlackMetalWhiteGuy]

Thanks. If you don't have the right soundcard, you can buy an external USB soundcard, or you can download SynthFont for free. I've never used it, but a few of my friends do. It doesn't plugin to TabIt though, so to hear the soundfonts, you'll have to export MIDI and run them through SynthFont independently. I really have no idea how it organizes your soundbanks or anything like that, but it can't be that hard to figure out, because not all of my friends are very good with computers, and they still got it to work