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I would recommend making your entire database of songs available from the web page. Is there any technical reason preventing this? None of the bands in your "s
by SamBam 7y ago
I would recommend making your entire database of songs available from the web page. Is there any technical reason preventing this?
None of the bands in your "small sample of songs" were really what I wanted to play, so I didn't bother downloading this. It seemed like it would probably be a lot of work to download, install, get past the security errors on macOS Mojave, presumably create a login, and then find out what songs you have.
However, maybe the library of songs isn't what your main target audience cares about.
- rodw 7y agoJust in case this isn't obvious: You can import any GuitarPro file and play it in FATpick.
- SamBam 7y agoGuitarPro is a $70/year subscription. I would hope I wouldn't need to pay that in order to get some sheet music for this app...
- rodw 7y agoYou don't need the GuitarPro software, you need GuitarPro-format files. GuitarPro is a pretty common format for machine-readable sheet music. Most "tab editor" programs can open and save to the GuitarPro file format. TuxGuitar is one example of a tab editor that is both good and free and does this well. But you don't need to do that either. There are tens of thousands of GuitarPro format files readily available on the Internet. Ultimate-Guitar is one major source but there are lots of others. EDIT: Name a band or a song and I'll import one for you. (Just don't go out of your way to "stump" me with an obscure choice).