Guitar Pro Exercises?

[blankstare77]

Anyone have ANY music for Guitar Pro 5? Preferably a bit on the easy side.

Thank you folks.

[Earthday]

www.ultimate-guitar.com is a great place for GP tabs.

[blankstare77]

Thanks, but I'd much prefer actual notes.

[labgnat]

Originally Posted by blankstare77

Thanks, but I'd much prefer actual notes.

once you've downloaded the guitar pro file you want to learn you can edit the file to just see the standard notation.

[manicbassman]

Originally Posted by blankstare77

Thanks, but I'd much prefer actual notes.

hmmm why did you raise two more guitar pro exercise threads???

anyway, here my reply again from one your other threads.

http://www.gprotab.net/browse_tabs.php?artist_id=158

[Earthday]

Just select View > Hide Tablature. After that you've basically got sheet music (albeit sometimes oddly notated) that will play back to you. The tablature can be nice just to see where another player would be playing a certain line. Once I learn a song I like to turn it on and look through to get different ideas about where I can be playing.

[Depth_Charge]

PM me an email address mate I'll fix ya up from there with roughly 22000 or so songs and exercises. And I'm not kidding either you can buy that zip file off ebay for 20 bucks would you believe!!

[manicbassman]

or else you can just search a torrent site for guitar pro tabs... there's plenty of places to get shedloads of guitar pro files...

[firesi]

First post please be gentle.

Just starting out on learning bass (39 late starter) Bruce Foxton has inspired me.

Ive down loaded the bass tabs for guitar pro and will have a go on them but someone mentioned ebay.
Just had a look and found This is it any good has anyone tried it?

Thanks in advance.

Si

[Depth_Charge]

I've not seen that program. The riff and lick books I've seen are targeted at the Intermediate player. Beginner resources work through beginner aspects - how to hold and play the bass, basic music theory, timing notes, understanding keys, chords, triads, arpeggio's, scales/modes etc etc. The licks and riffs in the books I've seen are all built from those basics...

So, I'd recommend at least making sure a program you are looking at covers those basics as well, if you don't have a good grasp of them already.

In my self taught and theory noob opinion anyway

[Depth_Charge]

Originally Posted by manicbassman

or else you can just search a torrent site for guitar pro tabs... there's plenty of places to get shedloads of guitar pro files...

Thats an awful waste of time, and bandwidth, when someone offers to just plonk an older dump file of all GTPro tabs on your desktop.