Easily? You should clarify what you mean, by giving a specific example (examples). What are you trying to do exactly, which causes difficulties to you?
Attach your actual score will certainly help to better advise you.
NB: have you tried the Template: Guitar + Tablature?
it's not very easy, i would like to download the most music scale and convert to tabs
i have followed link the steps by steps
and it was not very easy
thanks
Again, please, give a precise example of one or more difficulties (and attach a file, or an excerpt via File -> Save selection).
There is a learning curve of course, but I am pretty sure it will be easily for you after some advice.
1) add a tab staff
2) copy the original music
3) paste onto the tab staff
If the music is already for guitar, it's even easier - just add a linked tab staff, no need for copy and paste.
Either way it takes only seconds. The only issue is that the results might not be easy to play - you'll probably need to spend time changing string assignments, simplifying things to make it playable on guitar at all, etc.
hi
1)
to add a tab staf , i click on I to open the the instrument window and add for example electric guitar tab https://i.imgur.com/5qCn5FQ.png
2) i have to select all the note keeping shift + left key to select all , copy and paste in the tab https://i.imgur.com/34jkvGi.png
is that the more easy way?
and just another question , to switch between the tabs in the screenshot and keeping playing , is there a way?
when i select another tab (in the screenshot i add the green arrows to indicate the tabs maybe it's not the right word) , musescore stop to play , i select the second tab , play and musescore start to play from the beginning
in short is there a way to keep playing while i switch around the tabs without stops and re-start to play from the beginning
sorry for my poor english https://i.imgur.com/isilTIj.png
thanks you much
If you are trying to take music originally written for another instrtument like piano and convert it to music for guitar, tablature isn't your main problem - it is how to reduce everything on two staves to one, make it fit the range of the instrument, make it playable given the physical constraints of the instrument, etc. Converting from standard notation to tab is trivially easy in comparison! Once you've done the hard work of converting the piano music to guitar music, all you need to do to convert to tab is change the staff type (press "I", change the type using the dropdown).
Sorry, but I don't understand the second question about switching tabs. Do you mean, can you have one score playing while viewing another? Not that I am aware of. You could export the audio of one score to MP3 and then play it in another program if you like.
If you are trying to take music originally written for another instrtument like piano and convert it to music for guitar, tablature isn't your main problem
and Once you've done the hard work of converting the piano music to guitar music, all you need to do to convert to tab is change the staff type
hi sorry i don't understand it
1) in short if i want to convert music written for another instruments what should i do it?
you said i need to reduce all to 1 stave
how can i reduce 2 or 3 staves to 1?
2) after i have reduced all the staves to 1 , i need to press I and add a instrument (eletric tabor acoustic guitar tab)
3) select all the stave with notes , copy and paste in the tabs
are my steps right?
Sorry, but I don't understand the second question about switching tabs. Do you mean, can you have one score playing while viewing another?
in the screenshot i added some red arrows because i don't know the names of the tabs, are they score?
when i play a tab for 2 minutes (score if it's the right name) ,and i switch (click for example to lead guitar just because after 2 minutes there is a solo ) the playback stops
and i have to use the arrow left and right to find the solo
so there is no way to play and for example after 2 minutes jump/click on the leading guitar and see the notes+tabs of the solo without starting from beginning to the stave and find the solo with arrow keys?
thanks a lot
PS will musescore update in the future with new features? because i tried guitar pro 6 and 7 trial mode, i 'm thinking musescre compared to guitar pro , and i'm thinking to do a donation for the beautiful piece of
software
ps i don't know how quote "quote" and "/quote" don't work
Unfortunately, while converting a guitar staff from standard notation to tablature is extremely simple - as I said, just press "I" (or go to Edit / Instruments) and change the staff type - actually rewriting music originally written written for another instrument to make it playable on guitar is not simple. It requires musical expertise, lots of difficult decisions for an expert to make regarding what octave to play things in, how to handle chords that are unplayable on guitar, and much more. Probably some artificial researcher somewhere has written a program to attempt this, but it isn't something a notation program can do automatically. It's a slow paintaking process of figuring out how to take music that was not intended for guitar rewriting it so it is.
I run into this problem when I upload midi files generated by my keyboard to Musescore. This video shows how I do it :-) => https://youtu.be/mgZKKq3uytk
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Easily? You should clarify what you mean, by giving a specific example (examples). What are you trying to do exactly, which causes difficulties to you?
Attach your actual score will certainly help to better advise you.
NB: have you tried the Template: Guitar + Tablature?
In reply to Easily, you should clarify… by cadiz1
hi
i have searched in the forum how convert notes to tabs
https://musescore.org/en/node/27581
it's not very easy, i would like to download the most music scale and convert to tabs
i have followed link the steps by steps
and it was not very easy
thanks
In reply to hi… by mantras
Again, please, give a precise example of one or more difficulties (and attach a file, or an excerpt via File -> Save selection).
There is a learning curve of course, but I am pretty sure it will be easily for you after some advice.
In reply to hi… by mantras
Please read https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tablature, esüp. https://musescore.org/en/handbook/tablature#staff-tab-from-staff (and make it a linked staff)
In reply to hi… by mantras
The basic procedure is extremely simple:
1) add a tab staff
2) copy the original music
3) paste onto the tab staff
If the music is already for guitar, it's even easier - just add a linked tab staff, no need for copy and paste.
Either way it takes only seconds. The only issue is that the results might not be easy to play - you'll probably need to spend time changing string assignments, simplifying things to make it playable on guitar at all, etc.
In reply to The basic procedure is… by Marc Sabatella
hi
1)
to add a tab staf , i click on I to open the the instrument window and add for example electric guitar tab
https://i.imgur.com/5qCn5FQ.png
2) i have to select all the note keeping shift + left key to select all , copy and paste in the tab
https://i.imgur.com/34jkvGi.png
is that the more easy way?
and just another question , to switch between the tabs in the screenshot and keeping playing , is there a way?
when i select another tab (in the screenshot i add the green arrows to indicate the tabs maybe it's not the right word) , musescore stop to play , i select the second tab , play and musescore start to play from the beginning
in short is there a way to keep playing while i switch around the tabs without stops and re-start to play from the beginning
sorry for my poor english
https://i.imgur.com/isilTIj.png
thanks you much
In reply to hi… by mantras
If you are trying to take music originally written for another instrtument like piano and convert it to music for guitar, tablature isn't your main problem - it is how to reduce everything on two staves to one, make it fit the range of the instrument, make it playable given the physical constraints of the instrument, etc. Converting from standard notation to tab is trivially easy in comparison! Once you've done the hard work of converting the piano music to guitar music, all you need to do to convert to tab is change the staff type (press "I", change the type using the dropdown).
Sorry, but I don't understand the second question about switching tabs. Do you mean, can you have one score playing while viewing another? Not that I am aware of. You could export the audio of one score to MP3 and then play it in another program if you like.
In reply to If you are trying to take… by Marc Sabatella
If you are trying to take music originally written for another instrtument like piano and convert it to music for guitar, tablature isn't your main problem
and
Once you've done the hard work of converting the piano music to guitar music, all you need to do to convert to tab is change the staff type
hi sorry i don't understand it
1) in short if i want to convert music written for another instruments what should i do it?
you said i need to reduce all to 1 stave
how can i reduce 2 or 3 staves to 1?
2) after i have reduced all the staves to 1 , i need to press I and add a instrument (eletric tabor acoustic guitar tab)
3) select all the stave with notes , copy and paste in the tabs
are my steps right?
Sorry, but I don't understand the second question about switching tabs. Do you mean, can you have one score playing while viewing another?
in the screenshot i added some red arrows because i don't know the names of the tabs, are they score?
when i play a tab for 2 minutes (score if it's the right name) ,and i switch (click for example to lead guitar just because after 2 minutes there is a solo ) the playback stops
and i have to use the arrow left and right to find the solo
so there is no way to play and for example after 2 minutes jump/click on the leading guitar and see the notes+tabs of the solo without starting from beginning to the stave and find the solo with arrow keys?
thanks a lot
PS will musescore update in the future with new features? because i tried guitar pro 6 and 7 trial mode, i 'm thinking musescre compared to guitar pro , and i'm thinking to do a donation for the beautiful piece of
software
ps i don't know how quote "quote" and "/quote" don't work
In reply to If you are trying to take… by mantras
Unfortunately, while converting a guitar staff from standard notation to tablature is extremely simple - as I said, just press "I" (or go to Edit / Instruments) and change the staff type - actually rewriting music originally written written for another instrument to make it playable on guitar is not simple. It requires musical expertise, lots of difficult decisions for an expert to make regarding what octave to play things in, how to handle chords that are unplayable on guitar, and much more. Probably some artificial researcher somewhere has written a program to attempt this, but it isn't something a notation program can do automatically. It's a slow paintaking process of figuring out how to take music that was not intended for guitar rewriting it so it is.
In reply to If you are trying to take… by Marc Sabatella
I find you can add a guitar stave, paste the piano to it, transpose down, then copy the guitar stave and past to tab. Just takes a few seconds.
In reply to hi… by mantras
Please attach your images directly here, not via some external host
In reply to Please attach your images… by Jojo-Schmitz
Hi
yes i will do it the next time
thank you
In reply to Hi… by mantras
I run into this problem when I upload midi files generated by my keyboard to Musescore. This video shows how I do it :-) => https://youtu.be/mgZKKq3uytk
could somebody convert this into tab as i don't know how to and i need it for school
In reply to could somebody convert this… by judezbirch
Convert what exactly?
day-after-day (3).pdf
In reply to [inline:day-after-day (3)… by 30.06
convert it to tabliture
In reply to convert it to tabliture by 30.06
Is that a command or a question?