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Old 01-28-2023, 08:43 AM
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Just getting started with Guitar Pro (ver. 8). I'm entering musical notation and letting it convert that to tab. I can't figure out how to adjust when tab has a open string and I want to change that to tab as next string 5th fret. User Manual is not helping me with this.
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Old 01-28-2023, 08:57 AM
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Just getting started with Guitar Pro (ver. 8). I'm entering musical notation and letting it convert that to tab. I can't figure out how to adjust when tab has a open string and I want to change that to tab as next string 5th fret. User Manual is not helping me with this.
I always enter the tab and let GP do the notation,
Just type the 5 on the preceding string and delete the 0 on the next.
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I always enter the tab and let GP do the notation,
Just type the 5 on the preceding string and delete the 0 on the next.
I can read music notation on an elementary level. What happening is I'm tabbing bass guitar parts for a community band wind ensemble I just joined. Oh man! They are some serious musicians there, and serious music. Real learning opportunity.

I resorted to deleting the note on the staff and re-entering as tab at the position I wanted. I was thinking there's a simpler way.
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Old 01-28-2023, 11:36 AM
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I can read music notation on an elementary level. What happening is I'm tabbing bass guitar parts for a community band wind ensemble I just joined. Oh man! They are some serious musicians there, and serious music. Real learning opportunity.

I resorted to deleting the note on the staff and re-entering as tab at the position I wanted. I was thinking there's a simpler way.
In Sibelius you can drag tab numbers from string to string and the numbers adjust.

It looks like you can do something similar in musescore:
https://musescore.org/en/node/109906
https://musescore.org/en/node/71121
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