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#GUITAR TABS X MAC PRO#
#GUITAR TABS X MAC SOFTWARE#

Texts & Styles: change font types and font sizes of all kinds of texts.

Header & Footer: decide what should and what should not be displayed in the header and footer of the pages.

Systems & Staves: change dipslay settings of staves, brackets and trackname.

Page & Score format: change size, orientation etc.

Under MUSICAL NOTATION Select Stylesheet to completely change the appearance of your project.

Under INFORMATION you can give the Song title and add your Artist name.

In the Song tab we can give some information abo the song and we modify the setup for mastering all tracks.

Again lots of options here: playing style, palm muting, accentuation, auto ring, auto brush and stringed.

#GUITAR TABS X MAC PRO#

under INTERPRETATION we can configure the way that Guitar Pro is going to play the track.

under SOUNDS we can change the Type of sound.

You can even create your own custom tuning or add a (partial) capo.

under MUSICAL NOTATION we can change the Type of notation and the Type of tuning.

Here we can also change the colour of the track, the icon and the name.

under INFORMATION we see the Type of instrument.

In the Track tab we have the same options as mentioned above (after opening a new file):.

Here we can change the way in which the tracks and the song appears. For example: hammer-ons, pull-offs, up-strokes, down-strokes, information on the fingering, types of bends etc. Here we can modify our score and choose different key signatures, clefs, time signatures, value of the notes, and very important: add symbols that guitar players are used to. On the left side we have the Edition Pallette. We have four main panels surrounding our work space here. We have left the Startmenu and we’re now really ‘in’ the Guitar Pro software. I keep it simple and choose the Clean Strat sound, then click ‘Create’. You may listen to the chosen sound by pressing the triangle (play button) next to the pull down menu with the sounds. There’s lots to choose from, including several signature sounds from favourite artists. Since I chose a Clean Guitar, several clean sounds are presented here. Type of sound you want to hear when adding notes.Type of notation: tab – notes – slash/rythm.Type of tuning of the guitar (lots to choose from here, but we’ll go for the standard tuning).Number of strings on your guitar (Yeah, it goes up to 10 strings 🤪, but fortunately the default is still 6 strings).We can choose to change the following options: You may later add tracks for or orchestral instruments, drums or MIDI-instruments.įor now, you can forget all that and choose Electric Guitar – Clean.

#GUITAR TABS X MAC SOFTWARE#

The software knows that the guitar is the most important instrument of the world 😁, so it starts with different Types of guitars: Acoustic – Electric – Bass – Other. We can then choose the Type of instrument from which we want to add a track. Select the preferred template in the Templates – Tab 1.

One of the coolest things: Guitar Pro is retro compatible with all previous versions! So if you fetch a Guitar Pro file somewhere on the internet, you can always make it work in the latest version of Guitar Pro! Guitar Pro files are recognizable from their GP extension (7.x version), GTP (1.x and 2.x versions), GP3 (3.X versions), GP4 (4.x versions), GP5 (5.x versions), and GPX (6.x versions). The supported file types are shown below: Midi Keyboard or Midi Guitar to enter tabs and notesįrom the Startmenu after opening Guitar Pro, you can start a new project in three different ways: 1. Fretboard & Keyboard View to enter tabs and notes