Product Detail
Discover the amazing new features in Guitar Pro 8! Add audio files like songs or backing tracks to your scores, and synchronize them for easy song transcription. The relative tempo and detune mode work great with audio tracks. You can focus or unfocus a track to create volume contrast. The new visual metronome and countdown on the LCD screen help you work on your rhythm. Fix the tempo to learn new songs and riffs easily. Change the relative speed during playback with the +/- keys. Lock the sound of the line - in to keep a consistent sound. Customize the sound precisely by adjusting note duration, offset, and relative velocity. Mix the drum set by setting volume and pan. Preview soundbanks while playing your tabs. There are new design options to move and align beats, and new stylesheet options to set chord diagram spacing and customize fonts. Edit and insert scale diagrams for guitars with 3 - 10 strings and up to 24 frets. Create nested tuplets for complex rhythms, and edit piano fingering. The command palette boosts productivity, and there are dozens of commands to add chords and directions easily. Apply filters to sort scores in mySongBook. Enjoy enhanced tab libraries with audio tracks. The interface is optimized for better reading comfort, and it's optimized for Apple Silicon. Customize your exports with chosen resolutions and transparent PNGs. The soundbanks have improved accuracy and dynamics. Chords are transposed with names and fingerings. Organize your files by pinning them on the homepage. Other features include editing quarter tones on tremolo bar, showing slash notation and cautionary accidentals, using decimal tempo, and diatonic transposition. Overall, Guitar Pro 8 offers improved performance.
Using Guitar Pro 8 is a breeze. To add an audio file to your score, simply find the option in the menu and select your song or backing track. You can play along with it and synchronize it for easy transcription. When using the focus/unfocus track feature, just select the track you want to adjust, and use the available controls to amplify or attenuate it. For the visual metronome, start playing your score, and it will display on the LCD screen to help you keep rhythm. To fix the tempo, look for the tempo - related settings and choose to ignore changes. You can change the relative speed during playback by pressing the +/- keys. To lock the sound of the line - in, go to the relevant settings and set your preset. When customizing the sound, adjust the duration, offset, and relative velocity of each note in the score editing section. For mixing the drum set, set the volume and pan of each element. To preview soundbanks, just move your mouse over the sound presets while your score is playing. When working on design and stylesheet options, follow the on - screen guidelines to move beats, set chord diagram spacing, and customize fonts. Editing scale diagrams, nested tuplets, and piano fingering is done through the dedicated editing tools. Use the command palette and action list to quickly access features and boost productivity. Apply filters to the mySongBook song list to sort scores as you like. Enjoy the audio tracks in the enhanced tab library to learn songs easily. Remember, since the interface is optimized, it should be easy to read. If you're using a Mac with Apple Silicon, you'll notice improved efficiency. When exporting, choose the resolution and settings you want for PDF and PNG. Keep your software updated to ensure the best performance. And that's all you need to know to get started with Guitar Pro 8!
