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How do you learn new tracks nowadays? (lemmy.world)
submitted 3 years ago by to c/guitars@lemmy.world
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Hello!

I'm wondering if things have changed. I started learning guitar in 2010 or so, and back then at school we all had Guitar Pro or something similar and we used to learn by listening to the track and to the guitar pro tab in turns.

I've been seeing a lot of videos about computer virtual amps recently and realised the world of guitar has changed and I've been disconnected from it for a long time. Is the tab/guitar pro method still the popular one? How do you learn?

Since then, I've moved on to 100% by ear because there were no tabs for my artists anyway. But I'm just wondering what the world of guitar learning is like now?

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[–] 11 points 3 years ago (3 children)

Mostly using Songsterr, but it's not always ideal. Back in the day I used Guitar Pro with tabs downloaded from Ultimate-Guitar but that's no longer a thing anymore. Would have to pay subscription to both of them and probably STILL get a ton of incorrect tabs. I remember how many tabs I had to fix myself back then.

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  • [–] 4 points 3 years ago (2 children)

    You don't need a subscription to download tabs from UG only to see the tabs made by the editors. (Maybe you need a free account though.)

    Tux Guitar is a free replacement for Guitar Pro. It's not as good, but it works fine if you just want to view tabs and it has a neat training mode for playback.

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