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Overview
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Introduction to Musical Notation and Tablature and Computer Software
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A. Notation to Tablature
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B. Tablature to Notation
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Mountain Dulcimer Tablature Explained
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Mountain Dulcimer Tablature Examples-A
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Mountain Dulcimer Tablature Examples-B
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Hammered Dulcimer Tablature Explained
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Hammered Dulcimer Tablature Examples-A
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Hammered Dulcimer Tablature Examples-B
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About the full Course
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B. Tablature to Notation
Here is an example.
I'm using Guitar Pro software which is a tablature based software where if I enter everything, it's going to be entered on the tablature side and display on the musical notation side.
Now, if I put a 3 in here, that gives me a c.
On this line, it gives me an e.
And here, I'm gonna put 2 that's gonna give me an a and that'll give me a d.
And if I try to change anything up above, nothing will change.
I can't drag.
I can copy and paste these things to other places, but these 2 are always related to each other and the only way to change things is to do it the tablature side and it shows up in the notation side.
Bookmarks
GUITAR PRO and TABLEDIT are examples of Tablature programs which remain connected to the musical staff and display musical notation in relation to the tablature numbers on the tablature staff.
Here Steve demonstrates the connectedness of the musical notation and tablature using GUITAR PRO.
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