Tux guitar reason pro#

If what we want is just a Guitar amplifier, Guitarix is what we are looking for. As you can see in the previous image, it also has its own sequencer on a timeline, which is much better for those of us who are not specialists in reading and writing music theory. The reason for being of this editor is related to MIDI, so for the creation of this type of files it is better than Tux Guitar. Other MIDI editor that allows us to create scores is Rosegarden.

Tux guitar reason pro#

One day, trying things out, I downloaded the song from Jump (Van Halen) in MIDI, I opened it with TuxGuitar, I connected the MIDI cable I have to my keyboard and… he started to play by himself! Yes, Guitar Pro does it too, but TuxGuitar is so easy to use that it does it automatically. It is not as complete as Guitar Pro, or it is not from my point of view, but I can tell an anecdote that I really liked: I have a MIDI keyboard, that is, not only the keyboard that connects to the computer, but a Full-featured normal keyboard that is also MIDI-compatible. And it is that, although in its name it includes «Guitar», you can also configure tracks for bass, drums and other instruments that will sound better or worse depending on our equipment.Įl free equivalent created by the Linux community is TuxGuitar. I don't think an introduction is necessary, but it is the quintessential program for creating and sharing songs in MIDI format, or rather GPX, the Guitar Pro format compatible with many MIDI programs.

On Windows and macOS they have the Guitar Pro.

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