hey all
i think this is a good idea. but it will take teamwork.
for those of you who have the tab book or downloaded pdf files, there is a program out there that lets you input tab notes and then you can play them back at any tempo you like. also export to midi if you want.
i think this is very useful and helpful to learn this crazy stuff.
heres the plan.
inputing every note of those 99 pages is far too much work for one person. but 1 song is not that bad. for those of you who want to hear the notes slow, and want to work, we can all pick songs to do. and for those who want them we will post the .pot files so you can download them and use them in Power Tab.
the more help, the faster it goes. its not hard to use the program either. at the bottom of the screen there is a bar check. it tells you if you are +1/8 (over) note or -1/16 (short) in that measure. its great. ron is a perfect guy, all that music is right on. all we have to do is input it all.
lets try to work this out.
thanks.
i think this is a good idea. but it will take teamwork.
for those of you who have the tab book or downloaded pdf files, there is a program out there that lets you input tab notes and then you can play them back at any tempo you like. also export to midi if you want.
i think this is very useful and helpful to learn this crazy stuff.
heres the plan.
inputing every note of those 99 pages is far too much work for one person. but 1 song is not that bad. for those of you who want to hear the notes slow, and want to work, we can all pick songs to do. and for those who want them we will post the .pot files so you can download them and use them in Power Tab.
the more help, the faster it goes. its not hard to use the program either. at the bottom of the screen there is a bar check. it tells you if you are +1/8 (over) note or -1/16 (short) in that measure. its great. ron is a perfect guy, all that music is right on. all we have to do is input it all.
lets try to work this out.
thanks.
