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TablEdit Users Say:
"I use TablEdit as a tool to help improve my guitar playing. It is a really useful program for learning new pieces -it is easy to edit and to print off hard copies of the tabs for later reference- and the playback feature with its variable speed means you can hear what it sounds like as you go. I also like the ability to input either tab or music notation or to import or export to ascii or midi files - this means it is easy to convert other forms of music quickly to TablEdit. I have tried many other tab editing programs but none seems to me to be as versatile as TablEdit."
David Scott - England
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TablEdit for Mac Manual
Larry's Tutorial
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These tutorials have been developed to demonstrate how publisher quality scores can be created using TablEdit notation and tablature editor. The tutorials have a three-fold purpose:
| · | Identify the notation elements necessary to qualify as publisher quality.
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| · | Present an efficient approach for creating a complete score.
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| · | Integrate in an orderly sequence the major features of TablEdit used to create a publisher quality score.
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When completed, you should have developed a method for creating scores that best meets your approach to using the keyboard and mouse. Several alternatives are presented. In addition, the tutorials provide a handy reference on how TablEdit features are used. Below is a quick reference of the tutorial topics.
The tutorials are best viewed at a screen resolution of 1024x768 or higher.
Tutorial Index
Introduction
Set Program Options
Important Terminology
| · | Multiple Or Block Selection
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Start A New Tab
| · | Set Tempo, Picking Syncopation and Instrument
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| · | Set Song Title and Composer
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Entering Notes In Notation
| · | Enter Notes With Auto Duration
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Entering Notes In Tablature
| · | Enter Lower Voice With Pre-Set Muted Note
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| · | Enter Notes Using The Fretboard
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| · | Adding/Deleting Measures
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Endings And Repeats
| · | Endings And Repeats In Sheet Music
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Slurs, Syncopation and Tempo Changes
| · | In-score Syncopation Change
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| · | Inserting Text And Macros
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Chord Diagrams
| · | Create And Insert A Chord Diagram
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| · | Create A Chord Diagram Wirh Fingerings
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| · | Determine Unknown Chord Names
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| · | Positioning Chord Diagrams
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Fret Hand Fingerings
| · | Default Fret Hand Fingering
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| · | Alternate Fret Hand Fingering Locations
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| · | Enter Fret Hand Fingering on Tablature Line
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| · | Precise Positioning Of Fingerings
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Pick Hand Fingerings
| · | Pick Hand Fingerings In Tablature
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| · | Pick Hand Fingerings In Notation
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Printing Options
Print Formatting Examples
| · | Proportional Note Spacing @ Print Scale = 80%
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| · | Quick View For Precise Note Positioning In A Measure
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| · | Chords Above Notation @ Print Scale = 80%
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| · | Chord Summary @ Print Scale = 100%
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Final Thoughts
| · | Review Of Important Topics
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| · | Harmonizing The Melody Voice
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| · | Harmonizing The Rhythm Voice With Ghost Notes
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| · | Correcting Duration Errors
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