How to merge different Guitar Pro Tabs

[Corno]

So I'm a total noob in creating CDLC but i did not find anything with searching the forums. I tried today creating my first CDLC and came accross the problem that i have 4 different tab tracks inside the guitar pro file. As I tried to import the second Tab, EOF just giving me an error which says there are already notes in this difficulty.  I'm pretty sure theres a way to sort of merge them to get a Lead and Rhythm Track but i just couldn't figure out how. So theres my question, how do i merge or combine the guitar parts ? 

Thx for any help

[firekorn]

Copy and paste in guitar pro (or in EOF if you import in a different track temporarily).

[PyroBillie]

So I'm a total noob in creating CDLC but i did not find anything with searching the forums. I tried today creating my first CDLC and came accross the problem that i have 4 different tab tracks inside the guitar pro file. As I tried to import the second Tab, EOF just giving me an error which says there are already notes in this difficulty.  I'm pretty sure theres a way to sort of merge them to get a Lead and Rhythm Track but i just couldn't figure out how. So theres my question, how do i merge or combine the guitar parts ? 

Thx for any help

I currently do this in Tux guitar before I import to EoF, Tuxguitar has a copy measure and paste function, its a bit weird, but it gives you more overview structure than EoF does.

 

Btw if EoF is available for updates/feedback, gives us the option to display multiple paths underneath eachother so we can see lead/rythm/bass/vocals at the same time and easily copy from one to another, also whats up with the weird resolutions and zoom options.

[raynebc]

You can look at two tracks at once, but adding more would be complicated to program.  EOF does let you copy/paste large sections of notes, but it's not specifically measures' worth of notes, you'd have to manually select the content on the note level instead of beats/measures.  You can define a custom window size and zoom level, but many of these options are based on limitations of what can easily be achieved due to Allegro's capabilities and EOF's design.