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Published on 11/10/05 at 05:27
Besoion not have a manual. Super-fast installation.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I have a good PC (AMD 1.4GHz, 512Mb) and Guitar Pro running without any problems.
OVERALL OPINION
I was very happy with the end of 2003 and my GP has had generally not changed. There are some features missing seuelement to seize all the partitions and in the long run really miss: the ratings of music theory (in particular triplets, ...), we define blocks duplicates ... . None seem to set the time being.
-My opinion of 2003:
The input is a cinch. It's all very intuitive. In fact, I downloaded, and transcribed some of my songs. I tried it for 2 hours and I immediately decided to buy it. I have now for a month.
I only use it to transcribe my own songs, and to this end it works really well. The ability to listen to what is written (MIDI synthesis) is very useful because it ensures the correctness of what was written.
Of course, there is room for improvement (some overprints, difficult to write a piece with many repeated passages ,...) but the features are very extensive and it is possible to describe most of what my fingers are on guitar.
I'm trying other demo, Guitar Pro and seemed more focused on the otuil "entry tablatures." I would buy no doubt.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
I have a good PC (AMD 1.4GHz, 512Mb) and Guitar Pro running without any problems.
OVERALL OPINION
I was very happy with the end of 2003 and my GP has had generally not changed. There are some features missing seuelement to seize all the partitions and in the long run really miss: the ratings of music theory (in particular triplets, ...), we define blocks duplicates ... . None seem to set the time being.
-My opinion of 2003:
The input is a cinch. It's all very intuitive. In fact, I downloaded, and transcribed some of my songs. I tried it for 2 hours and I immediately decided to buy it. I have now for a month.
I only use it to transcribe my own songs, and to this end it works really well. The ability to listen to what is written (MIDI synthesis) is very useful because it ensures the correctness of what was written.
Of course, there is room for improvement (some overprints, difficult to write a piece with many repeated passages ,...) but the features are very extensive and it is possible to describe most of what my fingers are on guitar.
I'm trying other demo, Guitar Pro and seemed more focused on the otuil "entry tablatures." I would buy no doubt.