The original TablEdit, released in 1997, was written by Matthieu Leschemelle to aid himself to transpose in guitar tablature the initial aria from Bach’s Goldberg Variations. As more musicians started using TablEdit, Matthieu got feedback from those users, many of whom played other instruments besides guitar.

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Matthieu responded to their requests and input and as a result, TablEdit is not limited to guitar like other tablature programs. Through ongoing exchanges and feedback with experts on other instruments, Matthieu has developed support in TablEdit for harmonica, mountain and hammered dulcimer, chromatic and diatonic button accordion, drums, violin, tin whistle, recorder, xaphoon, ud, lute, autoharp, pedal steel guitar, piano, ukulele, and banjo. Very condescending.

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Tab is an efficient way of reading very quickly which position to play notes on the guitar. It has been used for fretted instruments for hundreds of years. It removes the need to make decisions about where to play a certain note as we all know the same note can be played in different places on the guitar.

It is NOT painting by numbers it simply shows what note to play and where to play it, which is the aim of any music reading system. Notation also shows what note to play but not where to play it. One is a number one is a dot, big deal, try not to get snobby because it’s just numbers.

Notation has the benefit of providing rhythm which Tab does not. Simply put, the best guitarists can use both systems and will not be afraid of either Tab or notation. Those players that want to read Tab without the headache of learning another system them go ahead it will help certainly and you should use your ears too. Those that want to read notation good for you it works. Those that can do both, perfect. Those that want to have silly little digs at people that can’t read notation please go away.

While there are a lot of arguments pro and con for a guitar player learning the arduous language of standard notation, being insulted or shamed into it by an arrogant poseuer like you, is not one of them. Not only is your post arrogant and insulting, it is ignorant. If you knew anything about the history of guitar like instruments, you’d know that renaissance lute music, was written almost exclusively in TAB. Self righteous fools like you are a lot of the reason that so many promising players are turned off by the “traditional” path of music education. Shame on you.

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Thank You, – kT Kord Taylor •. The youtube person has what seems to be software that you can drop a MIDI file into and it will show tempo in the notation section and tabs below. A vertical line with color sets the pace and the tabs change color. I want to take songs I have in mp4 format and just drag them onto this software to get this result. Is this humanly possible?

How did this youtube teacher create these because it’s the only way I’ve been able to learn anything and I really wish I had this software but have no idea what it is. I emailed the youtuber but got no reply.

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