This new version is free for Guitar Pro 7 users. gpx (proprietary formats), MIDI, ASCII, WAV, PNG, PDF. The software allows to edit, listen to, print, import, and export scores into several formats.
Its simple and ergonomic design have popularized the Guitar Pro file-format, thus making it possible to access hundreds of thousands of tabs on the Internet. The software is now the standard reference in the world of tab-editing software. This is an ergonomic, comprehensive tool for Windows PC, for beginning to advanced musicians who wish to make progress, compose, or simply play along on their guitar.
You can find more guitar tabs in Guitar Pro format here.Guitar Pro is a sheet music/tablature editor for 4- to 8-string instruments: guitar, bass, banjo, ukulele. The roots of it are based on the fear that my individuality might be taken away, that the love I normally receive from audiences will be split, that people will compare. Dreaming of being a soloist guitar player since I was a child, I developed a sensation of refusal towards sharing the stage with others. After moving to Germany in 2016, to live with my other half Meg Pfeiffer, I started calling into question a certain character trait of mine.
What if? is indeed also about my private life. The left hand plays the harmony on the first neck. I play the high-pitch melody sang by the singer as well the percussions on the second neck, with the right hand. In the Chorus I switch to the “technique of the two guitars” which in this case is entirely played on the triple neck. Those notes are played entirely by the left hand alone on the first neck, using hammer-on and pull-off. This piece contains spoken and rapped parts in every verse, and to be able to play them I transformed them into defined notes that often proceed by chromatic intervals. The bass line, which also constitutes the “hook” of the piece, is played entirely on the third neck of the custom triple neck guitar with the right hand, while the right elbow plays the kick, and the right thumb plays the snare.
0 kommentar(er)
