Not all files have multi-tracks in there - sometimes it may just contain a guitar. You also have a handy little mixer at the bottom left of the program - here you can adjust the volumes on the instruments that are in the file. Select the "Simple Loop" button and then click OK. Now you can open up the Play in Loops/Speed Trainer by clicking F9 on your keyboard (Sometimes you may have to click it twice) OR, you can click on the following icon on the top toolbar: If you get to a section of the song that you want to repeat, or "Loop", simply left-click down with your mouse at the beginning of the loop and drag across the notes you want looped - this will highlight the section with a blue color. This icon is located right next to the BPM dialog at the bottom right hand side of tool bar. This is the "Count-in" icon, if you turn this option on, you will get a count-in before the song starts - this will give you time to get ready on your guitar. Look for the "Hourglass Icon" at the very top and center part of the program: Having a "Count-in" Before Song/Section Starts Be sure not to save the file - you want to keep everything intact as to what I set it up at. If you want to change the speed of the song (Tempo),you can either double-click on the "BPM" (Beats Per Minute)value which is shown at the top left side near the beginning of song:Īfter you click on the tempo of the song the following dialog box will appear and simply put in the new tempo you want, then hit "Enter"Ĭhange the number to a comfortable speed for yourself - you can change the tempo anytime you feel you need to slow things down or speed things up. Here is where you can click on a note at the beginning of any measure: You can hit the Spacebar on your keyboard - this will PLAY the song - the Spacebar will also STOP the song. When you open the file I give you - you can click the mouse on any section of the song to play the file from there - usually it will default at the beginning of the program.
#GUITAR PRO PRO#
Be sure to make yourself a folder in My Documents or any easy to find location and name a folder "GuitarLessons" so you can easily find your Guitar Pro files.
#GUITAR PRO INSTALL#
If you download the Demo version, it does not come with the cool instrument samples, but will still work.Īfter you install it, you can email me and request your specific lesson in the Guitar Pro format.
#GUITAR PRO PC#
But if you create a free Soundslice account, you can indeed edit the tab and notation easily, all via our slick notation and tab editor.This tutorial is only for PC users - Mac users, well, some of the functions and cool icons will not show on a Mac ( Not with this file viewer, because it’s read-only. This supports any file from Guitar Pro version 3 until 7 (the current version). Which Guitar Pro versions does this support? Sure, you’ll find a ton of examples being posted every day by our community. That lets you save your tabs (“slices”), edit them, share them, embed them and sync recordings/videos. We’re hoping you’ll love us enough to create a free Soundslice account. We are not affiliated with Arobas Music, the makers of the excellent Guitar Pro software. No - this is an unofficial third-party website. Sure, just create a free Soundslice account and you can save files, edit them, share them and much more. Is there a way to view my file for more than 10 minutes? It’s only visible to your computer, and only for 10 minutes. You’ll be able to listen to it, hide instruments, slow down, view an animated fretboard and more. You’ll see a web page displaying the tab and notation from your Guitar Pro file. We won’t share your uploads with anybody. You grant us the right to use your uploaded file(s) to improve our service. Terms of Service: This free service is provided as-is.
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