# Free
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I made a small app that converts tablature PDFs (text tabs, PDFs exported from Guitar Pro / MuseScore / TuxGuitar, or scanned tabs/screenshots via local OCR) into .gp5 files you can open in your usual charting tools. It reads tuning, tempo, time signature, rhythm, techniques (bends, slides, HO/PO, vibrato, palm mute…), repeats and lyrics (as a separate track). It also has a practice player with a Rocksmith-style 3D highway, A–B loop that speeds up each pass, metronome and count-in. Runs locally
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I made a small app that converts tablature PDFs (text tabs, PDFs exported from Guitar Pro / MuseScore / TuxGuitar, or scanned tabs/screenshots via local OCR) into .gp5 files you can open in your usual charting tools. It reads tuning, tempo, time signature, rhythm, techniques (bends, slides, HO/PO, vibrato, palm mute…), repeats and lyrics (as a separate track). It also has a practice player with a Rocksmith-style 3D highway, A–B loop that speeds up each pass, metronome and count-in. Runs locally
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I'm not sure if this was already mentioned here, but there's a free little app that you can use to figure out the tuning frequency (438, 440, 442...whatever) of a song. Technically it's a demo of the tONaRT library, which the company is licensing to pro audio software manufacturers, but it serves our purposes just fine. You can download it here: http://www.zplane.de/index.php?page=description-tonart ("download demo" button in the top right corner). The song you wish to analyze has to be in
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