That's how editing works. The desktop app saves your songs and opens Guitar Pro, MusicXML and MIDI files. Get notified at launch
That's the practice loop. The desktop app does the same with your own files. Get notified at launch
Read and play along with guitar tab in your browser, free and without signing up. The player shows tab and standard notation together, lights up each note on a fretboard as it plays, and slows any passage down without changing its pitch. It's the player from the guitarnotation desktop app, with example pieces and our free tabs to try it on.
Read more about slowing down and looping and the fretboard view. To write your own notes, open the online tab editor. Questions are answered in the FAQ.
Write guitar tab in your browser, free and without signing up. Type fret numbers and the standard notation writes itself, mark hammer-ons, slides and other techniques, and play it back to check it. It's the editor from the guitarnotation desktop app. The demo doesn't save, so your notes last until you leave the page.
| 0–9 | Set the fret. Type two digits quickly for frets 10 to 24. |
|---|---|
| ← → | Previous or next beat |
| ↑ ↓ | Up or down a string |
| Backspace | Clear the note |
| Space | Play or pause |
| Ctrl+Z or ⌘Z | Undo |
| Shift+Ctrl+Z or Shift+⌘Z | Redo |
See all the editing features, or switch to the online tab player to slow a piece down and loop it. Saving, opening, importing and exporting files need the desktop app. Questions are answered in the FAQ.