![]() ![]() I’m not sure I would use the video stuff, I plan to use whatever program to do some basic transcriptions and to use it for practise.įor practicing and playing along, food for thought: Thanks Jake for taking the time to explain sound slice, it sounds like it is a different offering then. Soundslice is basically “Transcribe” and Guitar Pro together, and all web based so the idea of dealing with files or sharing is much simpler.Īlso soundslice’s customer service and general mission as a company is A++++ However with soundslice you can sync notation to video or audio, which is huge. Soundslice is free at the lowest tier, and it does basically everything guitar pro does, and with similar ease of use, except the midi soundbanks are basically just ‘functional’ (I don’t know if there’s a way to import different sounds, there may be), and there’s much less customization of the different visual elements. The staff notation produced is also quite good and clear, the things it can’t do are probably only important for professional engravers. I sometimes share music projects online just using the audio guitar pro produces (in fairness, most of them are intended to have a little bit of comedy, so, grain of salt.)īut anyway, for making decent TAB and sheet music, imo it has everything you need, and really if I were making pro level TAB books there would probably only be a few little tools or features I’d want that GP doesn’t have. And the soundbanks are like, really not that bad for fleshing out ideas and checking if something ‘works’. Guitar pro is pretty powerful for the $70 that it is. ![]()
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