What program do you guys use to make mp3s to midi so you can add them to GuitarPro?

ears

Any better answers?

No.

guitarpro sucks , powertab rules

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Oh! Well, you need a midi converter for that to, dont you?

you tab stuff out by ear and put them in like that, not by just converting them

for both guitar pro and power tab

But you can make real songs to midi, and then put them into guitarpro! A friend did, but he dont have the app and he forgot its name

WOAH! so you just convert it, and then it will write out all the notes it hears in the MIDI? thats awesome i didn't know it could do that i thought everyone just tabbed it by ear like the other guy said.

False. Powertab is more musically correct but doesn't have half the features of guitar pro 4.

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Yup, quite interersting

The interface of GP4 blows big black nigger cock & the other half of the features are unnecessary. also the program is way "slower" than PT and you only get to see one fucking instruments line while playing...



I don't believe it. But if it does exist I"ll buy ya a beer.

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So you're a racist? Wow I really respect you're opinion all the more for that.


A: Its not slow on a decent comp

B: I used about 80% of the features on my tabs

C: You can toggle the amount of instruments on and off.

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No I'm not a racist, it's a goddamn expression you twat. Alright then the program sucks small white cock. And why would a racists opinion on a program be less good than yours?

A: It is 'slow' on a decent comp compared to PT, it's not slow on itself but it makes me think it does, can't explain. Even to start it up.

B: good for you, PT needs everything there is to be needed as well.

C: If you toggle the instruments off you don't hear shit of them and I guess that's not the point when they are tabbed right? I ment you can only see one line while playing & the others are hidden. Which sucks.

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Its true, but i need a midi converter who can convert every instrument, not only all of them in one line(because its chaotic if the drums and bass and guitar are the same tab, hehe)

Yep but that's practically impossible. The different instruments form one sound wave file and it would take something as sophisticated as the human ear/brain to seperate the different instruments I think.

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Well, it worked to a friend of mine...

Somehow, judging by your answers. I don't think you understood anything I said. But nevermind I can't be assed to argue with fuckwit trolls anyway, Stay ignorant man, it'll serve you so well in the long run.

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Your argumentation now is worth peanuts, you attack the person instead of the argumentation - rather poor, methinks.

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I doubt there is a program that converts wav or mp3 to midi but I do occasionally import midis into powertab for stuff with shitloads of instruments like the circus theme and some classical pieces.

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There is no such thing as an normal audio to midi converter where it breaks everything down into individual tracks... If there was, there wouldn't be so many terrible tabs on the internet. Whoever told you that this existed must've been screwing with you.

I personally use guitar pro, only becuase im more familiar with it and im better at it then I am with power tab. Plus I don't like PT's ugly interface, and I like how guitar pro shows the fretboard.

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This is stupid. MIDI is a synthesized signal sent by the computer to your sound card. It's not even real sound. It's a command. .Wav and .mp3 are digital RECORDINGS of REAL sound. It's like cold fusion. There's no such thing as a cd to MIDI converter. But like science, there are rules to break. Use your ears.

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