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And you can do your staff-note entry from the keyboard, and use hot keys to change a lot of parameters. It allows you to do note entry either on the staff (my preference), or from the Tab line. First, as Azalais points out, the note entry system is versatile and easy to understand.

Azalais, by the way, is the one who first recommended it to me, and I'm not sure if I've ever thanked her.Ī couple of things I really like about it. And I can say that I like it better than any other guitar-specialty score program that I've tried out.

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And while I'm not all that familiar with the pro packages, I can say that TablEdit has thus far been able to do pretty much everything I've wanted it to do in terms of producing guitar scores. but it is a very user-friendly (low-stress), useful and well-behaved program. an absolutely brilliant function for self-learners who never have a chance to play with a live teacher or an ensemble) The tech support is excellent, there is a large user base and library of work in the native. It also has some extremely useful learning functions (such as 'Relative Speed' that allows you to play along with the on-screen display and loop designated passages at accelerating tempo. The scalable on-screen display options are very flexible and easy to modify (for different screen sizes, display modes, note duration resolution, etc.) It interprets and plays symbols and ornamentation properly (repeats, loops, trills, etc).

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TablEdit (the paid version) has an uncluttered, logical, straightforward (non-frustrating) note entry system, imports and exports MIDI and several other formats (ascii text tablature, Wayne Cripps, and others) and is CAPABLE of doing everything that the more expensive/complicated software does (including lute tablature), and is quite capable of high quality print formatting (.pdfs look fine too). I have also tried Melody Assistant which was not a bad alternative, (and has some rather expensive add-on for scanning) but is way too cluttered and complicated for basic use.)

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(I have tried several full versions of Finale, including Finale Guitar, and HATE them all! (high stress! ). and I still use a vanilla text editor to write HTML code) Oh, and I have been beta testing SW for almost 20 years, including most of the guitar related midi/notation/tablature software available.) With the possible exception of Django Lute Tablature software (which I use every day for baroque lute tablature and the library that comes with it), I STILL use TablEdit frequently, especially for fast note entry. because they are still better than the newer/cheaper/dumber LCD replacements. and I should preface my remarks by saying that over the years I have developed very strong feelings/loyalties to certain pieces of software, and still use gems likes WordPerfect. [Apologies in advance if this starts to sound like an InfoMercial.