[psalm46]

is there a way to write the notes on the music bar used for the keyboard and have it transpose it to guitar instead of doing the guitar to keyboard

is there a way to increase the volume? I had to crank my comp to hear it

is there a way to have it post a chord without having to do each individual string with fret number?

does it get easier with use

i was fiddeling with it last night

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[bobthecockroach]

as far as i know there is no way to write notes on the regular staff...

i don't think there's a way to increase the volume either...

for chords... go to the little button that's a picture of a chord diagram with nothing on it, it's by the guitar info and guitar in buttons... then you can enter some chords... and to put them in the song, go to the little Cm button that's right up by that other stuff... and click what chords you want.. oh.. you have to make rythym slashed for the chords you do that way.... hope that helps... and yeah.. it's get easier the more you use it... at least for me it did..

[Basszilla]

Originally posted by psalm46
is there a way to write the notes on the music bar used for the keyboard and have it transpose it to guitar instead of doing the guitar to keyboard

No, unfortunately not.

is there a way to increase the volume? I had to crank my comp to hear it

Make sure your synth balance is up on the sound control panel (if you don't know what I'm talking about, let me know and I can give some more detailed instructions)

is there a way to have it post a chord without having to do each individual string with fret number?

Yes, but I don't know how to do it. It's probably in the help file.

does it get easier with use

Yes (at least it did for me)

[Xkcer Man]

There is a way to write the notes on the music staff, BUT you must use another program (Cakewalk or Noteworthy) and then import the MIDI track.

And about using rhythm slashes...this took me about an hour to figure out. First, click on the fret board grid. Then click on the grid in the new window. Enter in the chord the way you want it played. Pick the name you want for the chord. This all makes it a "cached chord." Then when you click on the "Cm" button, load up one of your cached chords. Enter in the rhythm you want for the strum pattern. This is the only way to do strumming with PowerTab Editor. Unfortunately it is hardly discussed in the help file.

I guess that's all for now.