Vintage Club #26 with Richard | Using Guitar Pro software

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Please accept my apologies that I did not post a topic in advance of this session due to me taking a holiday.

The session was live streamed on Monday June 30 and the recording is available here. https://www.youtube.com/live/MkJlMpz6GtQ?si=vtoZey9w_9wARsgw

Many thanks to all who attended and engaged in the lively chat.

There are a few questions that remain to be fully answered - I will return in due course to address those.

There was so much more I could have covered but time ran out unfortunately. Perhaps I could look at another sessiion in future.

Cheers
Richard
:slight_smile:

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That hour went really quick, Richard. You said you were by no means a pro at Guitar Pro, but you sure seemed to know your way around the program ok. Well presented. I ordered it and will definitely use it in the future. Thanks!

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I’m new to guitar software, so far I’ve only been recording myself using my laptop camera and built-in microphone and built-in QuickTime software. Richard’s class has me interested in GuitarPro and I have some questions: 1. Do I need a separate microphone plugged in or does it use the laptop’s mic? 2. Does GuitarPro have looper? 3. Can I record myself over playback tracks? 4. My laptop is a MacBook Air so it comes with Apple’s GarageBand, which I’ve haven’t used. How does GarageBand compare with GuitarPro?

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Guitar Pro is not for recording. It’s for writing sheet music and then playing a digitised version of the music. I use it often as a practice tool.

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Great presentation Richard, really helpful to get started with it, Thanks.

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Hey Richard I really enjoyed this session. I ment to post that day somehow it slipped past me. You showed a number of things I didnt know and it was very informative.

Thanks for all the stuff you do for us.

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