Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lirvala]

Does anyone know the link to that site that featured tabs from bach? the site was called "improving your lead guitar with classical etudes" or something along those lines. does anyone know what im talking about? does anyone have the link to that site?

thanks!

[mjamer]

lirvala, I found a site in the search engines referencing the topic you mentioned, but the site is now 404'd (not there anymore). I do however have something you may like =).

Here is a great freeware tablature editor/viewer/player/printer. The viewers shows both the tab and standard notation, the tab looks just like what you'd see in any real tab book, or guitar magazine. You can also set the tempo and have it play the tab you are viewing which also allows you to slow down parts or all of a peice to learn it.

Here is the main site: Powertab Editor (http://powertab.guitarnetwork.org/), the download link is at the bottom of the left hand side of the page.

Here (this is the something you might like): Soft Power Tabs (http://www.hot.ee/softpowertabs/). This site has over 300 classical & fingerstyle peices done in powertab format, 40 by Bach alone!

Good luck =)

mjamer

[lirvala]

wow! thanks a lot! you just opened me to a whole new world! i cant thank you enough! this power tab program is great, and i never new i could find so many Bach tabs. whew. thanx.

but, i didnt find the bach piece that I play. i dont even know its name :( I just have the tabs for it.


Ill tab the piece and post it here. maybe someone will know what its called.

again, thanks for the help.

[Coffee]

Thanks Mjamer. Power Tabs is an excellent tool. Posted a note on Reading Music for others to find your link.