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Topic: Looking For Feedback... New Tab Program!
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CHIP FOSSA
Member From: Monson, MA 01057 U.S.A.
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posted 01 October 2001 02:57 PM
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Thanks Matt,
I've been trying out some guitar tabs
thru your new tranpostion feature to go from
6 string to PSG E9. A few spots would need to be reworked a little.
For instance, there was one chord, I think, with the root at the 1st fret, the next note of the chord was an open string, and the 3rd
note of the chord was at the 3rd fret.
Pretty tuff to pluck this one all at the same time; but the notes could be easily figured out and a grabbable postion found.But the transposing is really cool. You're first looking at 6-string guitar tab, and the next minute, VOILA!, you're looking at the same song in E9 tuning. All in all, this is a real timesaver. Looking forward to you getting a PSG 12-stringer configured. I can't believe what you have accomplished in the short time since you've [and posted on the SGForum] asked for our input on the steel as it relates to TablEdit. Great job, Matthieu. Thanks so much. Chip
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Roy Thomson
Member From: Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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posted 02 October 2001 07:49 AM
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I have started working with the registered version of Tabledit and here is something I am wondering.
Without creating tab can you enter in a complete musical score on the music staff?
Are all the musical symbols in the palette to allow one to do this? In other words if I had a music score hard copy and wanted to enter it on the music staff with no tab. Is it possible to do this?
Another question:
I notice provision for a triplet. Is it possible to say join four eighth notes with one common bar rather than the individual flags? When I do eighth notes now they seem for the most part to join by a common bar but in pairs.
I will be away until the weekend but I hope maybe Matthieu/Doug etc can post an answer up here.
This is a real nice program!
Regards to all.
Roy T
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Doug Beaumier
Member From: Northampton, MA
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posted 03 October 2001 10:24 AM
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Roy,I haven't found a way to join four 1/8's together with a common bar. Multiple 1/8's always appear in pairs. I've tried everything I know, but I'll bet there is a way. And if there isn't, Matthieu will probably write it into the program within a matter of days! ------------------
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[This message was edited by Doug Beaumier on 03 October 2001 at 10:25 AM.]
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Rainer Hackstaette
Member From: Bohmte, Germany
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posted 03 October 2001 01:14 PM
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While we´re talking of expanding the setup from 10 to 12 strings - why not go "all the way" to 14 strings (as an option)? I know there must a number of 13 string Fessendens and 14 string Sierras out there.------------------
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Matthieu Leschemelle
Member From: Suresnes, France
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posted 03 October 2001 01:49 PM
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Actually, there is a way to have, e.g. four beamed 1/8 notes in a 4/4 measure.Just set the "Free bar" attribute in "Time signature" dialog box. You will get an beam of eight 1/8 notes. But it can be broken using [x]. |
Matthieu Leschemelle
Member From: Suresnes, France
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posted 15 October 2001 04:58 PM
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Hello All,The new v2.60 a9 Demo has just been made available. You can download it from:
http://www.tabledit.com/download/tev260d.exe (607 K) I'm waiting for your comments. |
Doug Beaumier
Member From: Northampton, MA
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posted 21 October 2001 12:03 AM
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I like being able to add, customize, and save the modules for the different tunings, although I mainly use the E9 and C6 PSG ones and the 6 string C6 tuning.------------------
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