http://i.imgur.com/fuIr4cm.png

 

I was wondering if anyone could help me on how do you chart the slide in this picture that is before the chorus? 

http://i.imgur.com/3sqTthm.png

Use the Linknext status. followed by an unpitched slide.

http://i.imgur.com/3sqTthm.png

 

Use the Linknext status. followed by an unpitched slide.

Thanks for your help.

Is there any way to edit a gp5 track in TuxGuitar in such a way that slides are directly imported as unpitched slides?

I searched around the web and it seems like TuxGuitar itself is not able to specify unpitched slides, correct?

Is there any way to edit a gp5 track in TuxGuitar in such a way that slides are directly imported as unpitched slides?

I searched around the web and it seems like TuxGuitar itself is not able to specify unpitched slides, correct?

 

i dont know but you are probably faster if you use shift+L in EOF to select all the same slides and change them to unpitched

Try marking the slide note as sliding out and downwards or out and upwards. EOF will interpret that as an unpitched slide, but you'll have to define the end position for the slide or else EOF will assume 1 fret.

Can you please explain how to mark the slide upwards or downwards in TuxGuitar?

From the screenshot of GoPlayAlong in the first post it seems like it is possible there...

 

But in TuxGuitar all I know is that I can either have e.g. this: 4 / 6

But than it is a regular slide.

 

Or this: 4 _

The straight line happens when I add a slide to a single note. But then the information up/down and approximate end fret of the unpitched slide are lost.

TuxGuitar might not support all of the techniques Guitar Pro does, I couldn't find a slide down and up/down option in it. If this is the case, you won't be able to author it in a way EOF will automatically recognize as an unpitched slide, and you'd have to make that change once the tab is imported into EOF.

Ok, thanks for the clear answer!

Maybe I'll check outh GoPlayAlong... there seems to be a free version as well.