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20 Sep 2010

Guitar Pro 6 tab and backing track software

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Posted By : Rob Redfern, Black Rose,more flange..and more cowbell.. | Comments : 7

anyone got it, its great!

full great sounding backing tracks, full tab and notation, i have the freeware powertab software, but Guitar Pro 6 is very good indeed, just treated myself and well impressed.

anyone else got this?

Rob

Comments

# Posted by Jez (Route 69) - 20/09/2010, 16:49 (GMT)

got pro 5 software - good in conjunction with uktimate-tab downloads etc, although of late ive grown to hate tab and tried learning by ear (probably explains a lot!!!)

# Posted by Whatever! - 20/09/2010, 22:14 (GMT)

Might have a look at that Rob

i too have pro guitar 5 is it much better?

Cheers

Aiden

# Posted by Chipps the Bassist - 20/09/2010, 22:50 (GMT)

I as well have G-Pro 5, a great piece of computer kit indeed! Probably should use it more often though!
:)

# Posted by James - Metalleeka - 21/09/2010, 09:56 (GMT)

another GP 5.2 user here... comes in handy..

# Posted by Route 69 - 21/09/2010, 10:35 (GMT)

at least with GP you can listen to the tab to know its completely wrong rather than waste time trying to make it fit the song!!!

# Posted by Whatever! - 21/09/2010, 11:53 (GMT)

LOL route66 too bloody true.

# Posted by Bad Horsie (Mick) - 21/09/2010, 15:21 (GMT)

I gave up on tab a LONG time ago. GP is a cool bit of kit if you can find accurate tab though.

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