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Well I made it the finale lol

Please enjoy , pm me with requests for the file either GPro or PDF

Any questions will need to wait till i've slept this marathon off lol.

Cheers Just don't ask for an Encore lol, I may try a short multi track version or one using Voices later when my better half permits lol

Chas you earn your sleep,,,

Chas,

I have just competed your 4 part tutorial. Very,very well done. I have used Gpro for a while but I have mainly used it to play someone else's tab. I never spent much time trying to create my own tab. With your help here I will give it a go.

Thanks

Bob

Thank you very much Chas, this is really generous of you to take the time to do these training videos. I can see that you finished pretty late in the nigth.

I did not know how to do pull off over many notes. Now I do. Is there a way to control the metronome volume individually?

Marc

The Metronome is not the best if you have multi tracks for example and have a percusion track you can't hear the metronome. What can be done as a getaround is to create and save a track, call it Metronome as a seperate file of x number of beats in the bar using the percusion option, that way you can add the track to any file and change the tempo as you would for a normal song and also control the volume.

Great idea, I will try that

Thanks

Marc

thereshopeyet wrote:

Hello Chasplaya

Gee.... I have just noticed Part 4

That was a long haul :woohoo:

You'll never want to see GP5 again...... ever

Heres A Song Title For You...

GP5 and the Damage Done :laugh:

Maybe Al and Tovo could perform it

Thanks

TheresHopeYet

Thanks THY, The long haul was not so much tabbing it out it was publishing and uploading that took an eternity. Glad it wasn't an Orchestral score I was doing though. I bet Tovo and Al could easily do a song like that , hmm a challenge perhaps. GP5 and the damage Done lol I like that

Further to this series, I have had a couple of PM's about specific issues on How To etc in GPro and been asked to do short demos, if sufficient requests for this comes in I may be inclined to oblige feel free to add them in the Guitar Pro category , its easier for me to tally up what if anything is needed from there.

Cheers and thanks again all for the support in this venture.

Chas