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1 user is Guitar Pro 4 Installation 5 Update 14 Getting help 17 What s new 19 Features 22 Musical notation 24 Where to find music sheets?

2 27 Navigating in Guitar page 30 Main screen 34 Navigate in a score 41 Score display 45 Writing a structure 50 Score 50 Tracks 57 Bars 61 Sections 64 Voices 65 Notes

3 68 Tuning 60 Score edition 72 Copy, paste and cut 72 Click on score elements 74 Automations 75 Assistants 78 Drums and percusions 80 Symbols 83 Bar

4 83 Note 88 Effects 92 Summary | iAutomations 105 Notation and design 106 Extras 108 Lyrics 108 Stylesheet 110 Repeats and directions 136 Audio in Guitar playback 144 Soundboard 148 Track sound

5 150 Score sound 156 MIDI 157 Line-in 160 Import and export 164 ASCII 164 MIDI 165 Import MusicXML, PowerTab.

6 TablEdit 170 Batch converter 171 Export 173 Audio 173 ASCII 174 MIDI 175 MusicXML 175 Adobe PDF 175 PNG 175 Printing diagrams 178 Scales 183

7 Instrument views 185 Tuner 190 File protection 191 Fretlight 192 Browser is mySongBook? 200 Open a file from mySongBook 208 Interface 211 Score errors 213 user information 214 Audio

8 Sounds 220ii | SummaryEffects 228 Shortcuts 232 Summary | iiiiv | SummaryChapter 1 IntroductionIntroduction | 1 Welcome!You have just purchased Guitar Pro , congratulations and welcome to theGuitar Pro family! Guitar Pro is back with itsbest version yet. Faster, stronger and modernized, Guitar Pro offers many new you are a longtime Guitar Pro user or a new user , you will find all thenecessary information in this user Guide to make the best out of this | Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2 BasicsThe Basics chapter will give you a good overview of what Guitar Pro will offer you.

9 Itcovers all the elementary notions essential to discover and understand Guitar | 3 What is Guitar Pro?GuitarProisacompleteworkshopfor all guitarists beginning or advanced who wishto improve, write music, or simplyuse a virtual backing band. GuitarPro supports all fretted instrumentsfrom 3 to 10 strings (guitars, basses,banjo, mandolin, ), as wellas all and any instruments that canbe in your band or Guitar Pro offers A complete yet user -friendlymultitrack,tablature-center edscore editorfor stringed instruments, which includes all theusual symbols and specificities of those instruments, which display isoptimized and customizable. Apowerful audio enginedesigned to yield faithful playback of thesounds and effects of all types of guitars as well as of a hundred otherinstruments (bass, strings, piano, drums, etc.), from samples and modelizedsounds of amps and effect units recorded in a professional studio.

10 It is evenpossible toplug a guitarand take advantage of these amps and effects. Everydayhelping toolsfor practice, such as the tuner, the chord engine,the scale engine, the Guitar fretboard, Opening out onto the world, with themany import/export functionsallowing you to make the most of hundreds of thousands of scores availableon the Internet. A vastmusic sheet library, , that gives you access to alarge and legal selection of scores, accurately transcribed and arranged bythe Guitar Pro | Chapter 2: BasicsInstallationMinimum system requirements OS :Windows 7 or greater, macOS X or greater Architecture :32 or 64-Bit CPU :Dual-core CPU Memory :4 GB RAM HD free space :2 GB Screen resolution :960x720 pixels display Administrator rights Audio device DVD-ROM driveorInternet connectionrequired to download t