I had no idea Guitar Pro even had this feature. I’ve been using Transcribe instead for years but this is going to save me so much time. Thanks for sharing
This is useful thanks. Just next time it's worth having a track that doesn't have all the audience noise as I struggle to hear the notes that you are transcribing. I need to learn more about working with the time signature and getting the right number of beats to the bar.
I Jay, thanks for your video! When I adjust the tempo to make it slower, it doesn't slow down the attached audio file. It only slows down the guitar pro notation. What setting needs to be made in order for that to work?
Having perfect pitch helps, too, which it appears you have. You started off immediately with the "F", not searching for the starting note. Also called the F7 @ "All In" without testing.
Far from perfect pitch. I actually started focusing on transcribing a little over a year ago for the purpose of improving my hear. It was brutal when I started, but it has helped me go from hearing one note at a time to small chunks of notes. My personal goal is to keep at it to hear a whole phrase at a time, which will make it easier to internalize songs. But I'm early on in this journey!
I have a problem when I export .gp file to midi and load it to my DAW the time is off , example I have a GP tab that's 4:37 in length I export the midi and load it to my DAW and the file is 6:10 ! Help !!!
When I hold down my arrow key, my Mac computer do it as fast as yours, it kinda thinks a lot before adding the bar. It's a high end Mac Studio. Do you know what could be the cause? Something indicates me that I'm doing something wrong
I'm not as familiar with Mac's OS, so unfortunately I don't have a good answer for you. Only thing I can think of is to check the menus for the Insert New Bar keyboard shortcut and hold that down.
You can just drag it into that section. If you don't see that section, there's a button on the top right of the screen that looks like an audio signal. Click that, and the audio section will appear. It should be there if you have version 8 of Guitar Pro.
The some in this video was not recorded to a click, so the actual tempo varies. The tempo set for the entire score notated at the top represents a rough or average tempo. When aligning the bars at the bottom, the values displayed above the bars in the audio track in this section represent the actual tempo.
@@jaysmoreymusic don't understand why, while transcribing or writing the notes on the staffs, you had to manually add them. (From the video I watched, I'm unsure if the software is providing feedback, such as how many notes were played and their relative variations from the original key signature as you had initiated.) I think there has to be a way you didn't emphasize else it would be difficult for ordinary person like me to get a simple guitar tab without sheet music notation knowledge. If the software offers such simple functions, I will undoubtedly choose to purchase it. I appreciate you taking the time to respond
The software requires you to do the notation. The audio import is just a helpful feature so you can hear if your transcription is correct. It does not auto-transcribe. That said, many artists sell their album transcriptions in Guitar Pro format, and you can import the album audio into Guitar Pro to play along with, loop bars, slow down, etc.
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I had no idea Guitar Pro even had this feature. I’ve been using Transcribe instead for years but this is going to save me so much time. Thanks for sharing
@@PolyCrafts01 It was a game changer when it came out. I still use Transcribe for transcribing from videos, but I agree--this saves sooo much time.
Thanks. This is the best instruction I've found on how to use audio tracks. I hope that you make more Guitar Pro 8 videos.
This is useful thanks. Just next time it's worth having a track that doesn't have all the audience noise as I struggle to hear the notes that you are transcribing. I need to learn more about working with the time signature and getting the right number of beats to the bar.
Very cool man. Wish there was an intro part of the video saying why i shouldn’t just guess and check or something like that :)
I Jay, thanks for your video! When I adjust the tempo to make it slower, it doesn't slow down the attached audio file. It only slows down the guitar pro notation. What setting needs to be made in order for that to work?
Having perfect pitch helps, too, which it appears you have. You started off immediately with the "F", not searching for the starting note. Also called the F7 @ "All In" without testing.
Far from perfect pitch. I actually started focusing on transcribing a little over a year ago for the purpose of improving my hear. It was brutal when I started, but it has helped me go from hearing one note at a time to small chunks of notes. My personal goal is to keep at it to hear a whole phrase at a time, which will make it easier to internalize songs. But I'm early on in this journey!
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You've given me motivation, since I don't have PP either. Thanks.
Really helpful - thank you!
Was helpful, thanks
cool man thanks for making this
😊 dónde lo puedo conseguir este programa amigo saludos gracias
I have a problem when I export .gp file to midi and load it to my DAW the time is off , example I have a GP tab that's 4:37 in length I export the midi and load it to my DAW and the file is 6:10 ! Help !!!
Check to see if the tempo in your DAW is the same as the tempo in Guitar Pro.
When I hold down my arrow key, my Mac computer do it as fast as yours, it kinda thinks a lot before adding the bar. It's a high end Mac Studio. Do you know what could be the cause? Something indicates me that I'm doing something wrong
I'm not as familiar with Mac's OS, so unfortunately I don't have a good answer for you. Only thing I can think of is to check the menus for the Insert New Bar keyboard shortcut and hold that down.
Questions: 1) How to pull in the audio 1:05?
You can just drag it into that section. If you don't see that section, there's a button on the top right of the screen that looks like an audio signal. Click that, and the audio section will appear. It should be there if you have version 8 of Guitar Pro.
Can you do a harder song please? I am really struggling to transcribe a hard song. I cannot even find the correct beat. :/
Why does the BPM change on the playheads when synching?
The some in this video was not recorded to a click, so the actual tempo varies. The tempo set for the entire score notated at the top represents a rough or average tempo. When aligning the bars at the bottom, the values displayed above the bars in the audio track in this section represent the actual tempo.
how can I add capo?
In Inspector (View > Show Inspector), select the Track tab and click on the gear next to Tuning. Capo settings are located here.
Why the tones are not coming automatically to the tab?
I'm sorry, but can you rephrase your question? I'm not sure what you are asking.
@@jaysmoreymusic don't understand why, while transcribing or writing the notes on the staffs, you had to manually add them. (From the video I watched, I'm unsure if the software is providing feedback, such as how many notes were played and their relative variations from the original key signature as you had initiated.) I think there has to be a way you didn't emphasize else it would be difficult for ordinary person like me to get a simple guitar tab without sheet music notation knowledge. If the software offers such simple functions, I will undoubtedly choose to purchase it. I appreciate you taking the time to respond
The software requires you to do the notation. The audio import is just a helpful feature so you can hear if your transcription is correct. It does not auto-transcribe. That said, many artists sell their album transcriptions in Guitar Pro format, and you can import the album audio into Guitar Pro to play along with, loop bars, slow down, etc.
Excellent video! Thank you!