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How could I have forgotten about this. On the subject of Notation Programs, MusEdit is a monster Guitar Notation Program. http://musedit.com/ Best of all MusEdit is now free as of March 1, 2011. To download the fully functional version of MusEdit, click on this link: Download MusEdit 4.0.3 The MusEdit manual will be posted as a pdf document soon. Guys, if you are looking, this is a no brainer
Dan, BIAB2024, SoundCloud Win11, i7(12thGen), 32GB, 1TB SSD(M.2 NVMe SSD), 2TB Libraries, 1 TB(WD-Black), 2TB SSD(M.2 NVMe SSD)Data, Motu Audio Express, Keystation 61, SL88 Studio, Reaper
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Well I can't christen the software that did that, and I play around with a lot. However the original transcription was done by Gilles Rea. If any one can read French, you might get more information from this website.
http://web.me.com/gilles.rea/music/transcriptions/transcriptions.html
It has already been confirmed it is Logic on the Mac OS. ...long thread ain't it?
Woops. I didn't realise there were more than one page, senior moment at this end.
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I think I know what you want to do overall here, I have been there myself and still attempt to do this...
Bottom line, this is a chore - no canned-package will do this for you. Technology just ain't there yet. So we are left to attempt to simulate the old fashion way of using our ears with pen and paper - with what ever tools exist....
The effort I showed you in Guitar Pro V6 was all GPv6, including the sounds.... If you enter one form, all the other two are automatically completed. Then you can edit any of the three and all others adjust - exactly what a Notation Program will do for you.
...Many Notation Programs will allow you to store predefinded Chord structures and insert them. GP has a very good feature for this.... Personnaly, I would nOT begin this effort with BIAB. I think there a better designed tools for this job and BIAB's strengths lie in other areas....
Good luck, keep looking, let us know what you find. But in the meantime don't let the lack of the tool stop you from using your ear and pen and paper. dan
Thanks Dan, you've managed to cover all the bases that I was interested in and have answered them perfectly!
I guess for the time being, the ol' pen/pencil and paper will still be called upon at least occasionally. If I discover anything new, I will certainly keep you folks posted.
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jazzmandan, As you say " a no brainer".......especially for ANY fretted instrument player. I've used Musedit for things that Sibelius couldn't do............. and it's very 'user friendly'. A fantastic FREE programme now . Joe G
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