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boogiedude
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Posted: 2006-01-11 06:28 CET | |
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ok. im pretty new to reading tabs(just found this site the other day)so if anyone could kindly point me in the right direction to find a program that i could put the notes into for some of these tabs, i would be very greatful. also i play trombone so in some of the tabs it has like-E1 for example would that be on the staff? so -E2 would be the E that is 3 ledger lines up? if anyone could help me you would be greatly appreciated 
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marty
Moderator |
Posted: 2006-01-12 01:27 CET | |
| Listen to the song, match the octaves. It's not very difficult. Whenever I write out tabs, I prefer to not number them because there is a lot of confusion on what the numbers are. Use your ears. | ||
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SeverFire
User |
Posted: 2006-01-12 09:23 CET | |
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See here for an explanation on reading tabs: http://horntabs.net/viewarticle.cgi?id=2 Also, if you're still wondering, there are 2 main programs for composing music: Sibelius and Finale. I use Sibelius on occasion and it's great and easy to learn. However, both programs are pretty expensive -- but Finale also makes a free program called Finale Notepad. Search for it on versiontracker.com -- it's also easy to use, and is great if you want to type out or compose some less-complex music. |
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tabs_jazz
User |
Posted: 2006-01-13 04:05 CET | |
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or just go to http://www.finalemusic.com/notepad/ and dl it |
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boogiedude
User |
Posted: 2006-01-13 05:26 CET | |
| thanks alot guys | ||