Subject: Software for tabulating From: The Nfkfiddler Date: 05 Aug 02 - 12:50 PM Can anyone recommend a shareware, or other, programme for tabulating folk tunes for our band. We could just do with tidying up some of the current handwritten ones. |
Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: pavane Date: 05 Aug 02 - 03:53 PM What exactly do you mean by 'tabulating'? If we knew, it would help! |
Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: JohnInKansas Date: 05 Aug 02 - 08:43 PM Assuming you're meaning a way to print music notation and/or tablature, you might take a look at the (fairly) recent thread on Subject: Music Annotation Software Question Notation and Tab software has been discussed in a number of threads, but this was the first one I hit with a quick look. John |
Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: Justa Picker Date: 05 Aug 02 - 09:19 PM Tabledit or GuitarPro. |
Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: GUEST,sorefingers Date: 05 Aug 02 - 11:16 PM While we await opensource software - its comming folks - it appears there are several limited use packs all of them Windoze friendly - but and here is the catch they will demand a payment after a set time. Since these programs are being rewritten all over the place often by kids - surprise - enabling us to easily create SW for GUIs like Windoze; it is not so much whether but when such software will be 100% free. In a way it is inevitable, the internet is now about what we do with it rather than how we do it!
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Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: Steve Parkes Date: 06 Aug 02 - 03:24 AM Bloody TablEdit--I swear by it. It's a pain, isn't it, when they give these things away and then expect you to pay for them? I've been using the same set of strings on my guitar for twenty-five years because the mean git who sold it me won't had over a replacement set gratis. Steve |
Subject: RE: Software for tabulating From: KateG Date: 06 Aug 02 - 05:24 PM TablEdit -- I swear by (and occasionally at) it. Seriously, its one of the few that will do Mt. Dulcimer tab as well as guitar, fiddle etc. And the playback function is a great way to proof your work. Plus its only $50 bucks, and once you're registered upgrades and help are free. KateG |
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