Introduction To Guitar Pro 7 Music Notation Software
What you'll learn
- Overiew Of The Program
- Working With The Soundbanks
- Introduction to Editing A File
- How To Download Guitar Pro Files From Ulitimate Guitar
- Exporting Files
- Working With The Chord Window
- Customize You Scores
- Working With The Scale Window
- Using Virtual Instruments
- Creating Your Own Jam Tracks
- How To Tranpose a Score
- Create You own PDF Scores
- Create Midi Files For Export
- Customize a Program Layout
Requirements
- Guitar Pro 7 Program (Download Link Provided)
- No prior experience is needed in music theory or production.
- PC or Mac Desktop or Laptop Computer.
Description
Welcome to my course Introduction to Guitar Pro 7
My name is Geoff Sinker and I am a Musician, Editor and Teacher with over 30 years experience. Technolgy has always played a major role in my work as a Guitar teacher. Guitar Pro has always been a central part of my lessons since it was first introduced. Having introduced numerous students to the program I decided it was time to create a introduction course for the basic users of the program, using all the Real World knowledge I have learned over the hours I have spent working with the software.
I know that you will find this course both enlightening and interesting for all users of Guitar Pro 7
Guitar Pro is probably the best program for reading, creating, & playing along with tablature on the market today.
Nearly every time you see a piece of tablature on a website or a YouTube video the chances are that it has been produced using Guitar pro. To use the phrase Industry standard would be a correct assessment of the program.
Guitar Pro allows you to edit your music scores and tablature for guitar, bass, and ukulele, as well as create backing tracks for drums or piano. This is a most thorough yet user-friendly tool for musicians who wish to get better, compose, or simply play along.
Quite simply Guitar Pro is the Microsoft Word of music tablature.
In this course you will learn the most important functions and uses of Guitar pro 7
You will learn how to edit files, and variety of sounds using GP own sound-banks, How to add chord diagrams to your scores. We will lokk a the various way you can export files and how to make your own audio tracks for playback use.
You will also learn how to use Guitar Pro as and aide to learn songs and the various function available to assist you.
At the end of the course you will have a working knowledge of
Now it its current version 7.5, guitar pro has more features then ever installed.
This new version is free for Guitar Pro 7 users. Opening tool windows by clicking on the score, file explorer, tablature editing for 9- and 10- strings guitars, mySongBook integration, batch conversion tool, MIDI import improvement, better orchestral soundbanks, enhanced drums view
Yes i know it is a paid program, but as a guitar player it is probably the best $69 you could spend on you musical journey.
Guitar Pro is a powerful score player really helpful to learn how to play, improve your technique, reproduce your favorite songs or accompany yourself.
I have been using Guitar Pro since it was first released, not only for learning songs but as a aid to my teaching. I no longer use a whiteboard I now have access to a variety of tools that GP provided that greatly enhance my lesson.
I have produced a number of lessons on using Guitar Pro aimed at the beginner and have provided you the links to help you get started with the program.
Please click the "Take This Course" button so you can enjoy the power of Guitar pro 7 today.
** I guarantee that this course is the most thorough Guitar Pro 7 course available ANYWHERE on the market - or your money back (30 day money back guarantee) **
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who has purchased Guitar Pro 7 or is considering doing so.
- Any Guitarist who is looking to improve the way the learn the guitar
- Any Guitarist that is looking for a means to create backing tracks to jam along with
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 136 Reviews
- 2,870 Students
- 7 Courses
I started playing the guitar at 13, and by the age of 16 I was performing in local bands in his local area of Bolton and Manchester. Always hungry to learn and expand my musical knowledge I studied under some of the foremost teachers at the time.
I spent the 80’s honing not only my performance and technical skills but also my teaching abilities.
As well as performing in various rock bands I started teaching in various schools and academies including Kent County Schools where I was employed as their first contemporary music instructor for the guitar.
In the late 80’s I relocated to London, working in recording studios recording and doing session work during the daytime and playing live in the numerous bar and clubs in the evenings. I also set up my own private teaching company. As my experience working in studios grew I began to record music for advertising and marketing companies, and small radio stations. As well as my teaching role I worked as a session musician recording music for record companies including Virgin Records and Acid Jazz.
In the 90’s I made the bold step of moving to the Florida. Where I focused on teaching, working privately and also in schools in the Orlando region. During that time, I was lucky to meet some great musicians that encouraged me to continue my own personal studies and grow my musical knowledge.
As one who loves to travel and see new places I decided that my next stop would be Panama. A great place to learn Jazz and amazing Latin Rhythm. I really enjoyed my time down there and worked some wonderful bars and clubs. It felt like everyone wanted to learn to play the guitar, young and old.
Next stop was Dubai, I did say I liked to travel. Here I focused 100% on teaching and also my own personal music education, taking as many courses as I could possibly fit in.
I now have a Licentiate Degree in Instrumental teaching from Trinity College London, this is normally a 4 year course but I graduated after only 2 years.
It was actually during my time in Panama that I started offering Skype Guitar lessons to students, now I seem to spend more time in front of a computer than I do in the classroom. I love teaching and new technology means I can bring new and interesting ideas to my lessons.