Songsterr: Any one tried it ?

Discussion in 'Guitar Tablature Discussion' started by shubhamAT, Mar 16, 2012.

  1. shubhamAT

    shubhamAT New Member

    Hi IGTians,

    I have been using Guitar Tabs With Rhythm | Songsterr Guitar Tabs and Chords for about 7 weeks now. Its like a web based Guitar Pro. You can find tabs and then play along with it. For the free/un-registred version one can only mute tracks and add a count-in before the track starts. I found the site to be really good. More functional than UG.

    Try it out!
     
  2. alpha1

    alpha1 I BLUES!

    I think I have seen it.
    Liked the site and the concept.
     
  3. shubhamAT

    shubhamAT New Member

    Specifically the the ability to turn off individual tracks is most useful for me.
     
  4. tirtha2chester

    tirtha2chester New Member

    UG's tab pro is much better actually... Songsterr doesn't allow anything but acoustic guitar tones unless you pay for it.. Also you can't slow the tracks down.. Tab pro is also free for only certain period..

    Much better alternatives are softwares like Guitar Pro 6 and Power Tab..
     
  5. shubhamAT

    shubhamAT New Member

    I am not sure if UG's tabpro is a free service. The other softwares too are good but again one has to pay for it
     
  6. tirtha2chester

    tirtha2chester New Member

    Told you, its free for only a certain period..

    You can pay for other softwares if you like but I prefer not to... :grin:
    If you know what I mean... :secret:
     
  7. shubhamAT

    shubhamAT New Member

    Yeah i know, but being in the same profession i don't use software thats not legit. Specially on my corp. machine.
     
  8. shubhamAT

    shubhamAT New Member

    Yeah i know, but being in the same profession i don't use software that's not legit . Specially on my corp. machine.
     
  9. soumyaranjan

    soumyaranjan New Member

    Try tuxguitar, its a free open source guitar tablature editor/reader/player for power tabs and guitar pro tabs. Available in both windows and linux platform. Hope it helps. Cheers.
     
  10. tirtha2chester

    tirtha2chester New Member

    tuxguitar doesn't support guitar pro RSE, does it?
     
  11. alpha1

    alpha1 I BLUES!

    I still prefer ASCII txt files ...

    Small size
    Can view it anywhere
     
  12. soumyaranjan

    soumyaranjan New Member

    @Tirtha I donot know whether it supports rse, do check out and let know.

    But, its true text files rules :))
     

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