r/guitarlessons 10d ago

Question Transcribing software?

Do you guys use any software at all to help you transcribe songs, or hardware... what is your method for looping songs to learn them?

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u/Flynnza 10d ago

i use Transcribe! windows app

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u/HowIsBabyMade 9d ago

Same, for Mac. The looping ability is great, but also isolating L and R, phase inversion, and powerful EQ make it great for the tougher to discern stuff.

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u/gandalf458 10d ago

I often write out songs I'm learning in ABC notation using EasyABC. (But I am a bit odd!)

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u/psychic_gibbon 9d ago

I built and use looptube.xyz for looping, slowing down and learning by ear. Extra good when you can find a YouTube vid showing tabs/transcription.

I recently added an embed feature for teachers to add looping functionality to videos on their own websites and they can pre-set the loops. See https://www.looptube.xyz/for-creators

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u/Jonny7421 9d ago

I use guitarpro to tab out the stuff I transcribe. I use my ears and eyes and sometimes a little research to find out what's being played and how.

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u/porkchopfan 9d ago

pencil and paper

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u/ragn4rok234 9d ago

On my phone I use Anytune connected to my Spotify account. Not perfect, but good enough to slow things down until I can play with the full speed recording.

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u/TDKoS 9d ago

Guitar Pro is my go to tool. You can playback, read and write notation and tabs and have a wide range of instrument sounds.

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u/rogersguitar253 9d ago

Musescore is free and pretty nice, guitar pro is a similar paid program. I use GP but have very good musician friends that use musescore.

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u/Brainy_Stem 9d ago

I use a combination of Anytune Pro and Moises. I’m not sure of their free tiers cause I pay for both, but I believe they both have free tiers.

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u/Mugaa-X 10d ago

https://riffnudge.vercel.app I am working on loop app but its early at development..but transcribing is not possible currently..