TablEdit Users Say:
"I have played banjo for 25 years. I have taught for the past 5. I use nothing but the TablEdit program for my students. I give the a copy of the Free Viewer. I then give them disk with files of the excerises and songs we are working on. They also get a hard copy on paper. The program is great! I write all my own lessons. I put bass and guitar modules with the banjo module. I show them how to turn the banjo down or even off and let the program play rythem for them. I also show them how to slow it down and speed it up so they can practice their timimg and also increase their speed! It lets the student know exactly how the song it played and what is is suppose to sound like. Great for working on timing. I just wish I would have had this program 25 years ago when I started playing! I encourage all students to use this valuable tool."
Randall Wyatt - Arkansas, USA
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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.
Present an efficient approach for creating a complete score.
Integrate in an orderly sequence the major features of TablEdit used to create a publisher quality score.
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
Using The Tutorials
General Options
Display Options
Screen Options
Advanced Options
Important Terminology
Summary
Multiple Or Block Selection
Markers
Upper And Lower Voice
The Note Ruler
Start A New Tab
Summary
Open A New Tab
Set Time Signature
Set Key Signature
Set Tempo, Picking Syncopation and Instrument
Set Dynamic Level
Set Song Title and Composer
Entering Notes In Notation
Summary
Enter Notes With Auto Duration
Perform Block Copy
Mute (Muffle) Notes
Force Stems Downward
Enter Notes By Duration
Force Stems Upward
Set Pick-up Measure
Entering Rests
Entering Notes In Tablature
Summary
Adjust Measure Width
Enter Lower Voice With Pre-Set Muted Note
Enter Upper Voice
Tie Notes
Enter Notes Using The Fretboard
Break Beams
Adding/Deleting Measures
Endings And Repeats
Summary
Changing Screen Modes
Endings And Repeats In Sheet Music
Creating A Reading List
Real World Example #1
Real World Example #2
Slurs, Syncopation and Tempo Changes
Summary
Simple Bend
Slides
In-score Syncopation Change
In-score Tempo Change
Rolls and Brush Strokes
Inserting Text And Macros
Chord Diagrams
Summary
Create And Insert A Chord Diagram
Create A Chord Diagram Wirh Fingerings
Determine Unknown Chord Names
Chords Up The Fretboard
Positioning Chord Diagrams
Fret Hand Fingerings
Summary
Default Fret Hand Fingering
Alternate Fret Hand Fingering Locations
Enter Fret Hand Fingering on Tablature Line
Precise Positioning Of Fingerings
Pick Hand Fingerings
Summary
Pick Hand Fingerings In Tablature
Pick Hand Fingerings In Notation
Printing Options
Summary
Display Options
Fonts Options
Multitrack Options
Page Layout Options
General Options
Printing Options
Printer Drivers
Print Formatting Examples
Summary
Proportional Note Spacing @ Print Scale = 80%
Quick View For Precise Note Positioning In A Measure
Chords Above Notation @ Print Scale = 80%
Chord Summary @ Print Scale = 100%
Final Thoughts
Summary
Review Of Important Topics
Harmonizing The Melody Voice
Harmonizing The Rhythm Voice With Ghost Notes
Correcting Duration Errors
Summary