Hy guys!! How are you?

I happen to be making a lot of bases to play on top of and solo on the guitar, and I need to memorize the "drawings" that I make on the guitar when I play on a scaler. That is, sometimes I play "A, C, E on the first fret, or on the fifth fret, or in different positions of the fret board. Then I easily forget the drawings and this makes me lose a lot of time.
So I thought it would be good to have a guide while I'm playing, so I can see it on a sheet, in a daw, in word, in whatever. So that I don't forget, it's like looking at a score.
The problem is that I don't know how to read the score, I can locate the notes, but I can't read them in real time. So I thought that the closest thing to what I want, would be to transfer my recorded audios to tablature and see there the drawings in real time, or else, what do you recommend?

I hope I have made myself understood.
Thanks in advance

 

Arobas Music Guitar Pro
- Guitar Pro is a software program that allows all musicians to read, write and share their tablatures.
www.guitar-pro.com/c/10-guitar-pro-new-features

 

But it cannot convert audio to tab instantly. Only able to add audio track so you can easily trasncribe and sync the tabs.
Maybe you could try melodyne first to convert audio to midi, and import midi to GP8 ..

 

Hi @Ryk and @odod, this one looks promising:

Transcribe Guitar Pieces to Tabs
Upload your guitar piece as MP3 file or import a YouTube guitar video and get a PDF, MIDI, GuitarPro5, and MusicXML transcription right away!
https://guitar2tabs.com

I would take a Din A4 page and write the notes by hand.
www.stickytunes.net/_files/ugd/490e72_aa2e6fd846d748fba82ba6377ab89ad7.pdf

 

Last edited: Jan 9, 2023

I guess what you're looking for is Zplane Decoda: deCoda - Plugin Boutique It's a standalone app that lets you input an audio file and then it calculates the chords and shows a kind of spectrograph showing the notes in a piano roll. Another program that does kind of the same thing is Capo: Capo - Learn More Songs in Less Time but it's Mac and iOS only.

 

hi guys! sorry for the delay!
thank you all for your reply!
in the end I think what I can use is the guitar pro and write things by hand.

I didn't reply before because my cell phone broke and I have the flu!

Thanks again for all your replies!

 

I usually do the same, I could convert to midi and import to Guitar Pro but I find it easier to just write it directly into Guitar Pro - you will have to move the notes around anyway from a midi file and writing it in helps your long term memory of the music.