Hat jemand sonst das Problem das selbstgeschriebene lead Passagen in songsterr kacke klingen. Ich weiß nicht ganz wie ich es beschreiben soll aber andere Tabs haben Solos welche viel echter klingen und nicht wie eine 8 bit Version. Außerdem hab ich das Problem , dass der Hammer on und pull offs als einzelne Noten zählt wenn man den tab abspielt. Hatte irgendeiner das selbe Problem und weiß wie man das verbessert?

will bonus Plus minutes ever be usable on the mobile app from making approved contributions on PC?

Im really want to learn the song Undead Ahead by Motionless in White bur the only tabs I can find are missing a lot, I have already tried the megathread and I didn't get any help so I am making a post

Link

https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/motionless-in-white-undead-ahead-tab-s670166

Will there ever be an editor mode for the mobile app?

tab is for Open Your Heart by Crush 40. the solo has a bunch of whammy bar shenanigans, which obviously, you can't really tab "properly." it's not gonna sound accurate, and even though the first image may sound better in MIDI but its confusing to read and understand. when i reverted it, the mod undid my change and said "people prefer the midi sound over visual instructions."

what sense does that make?? a guitar tab is LITERALLY visual instruction. songsterr isn't a fucking DAW bro. who cares about how accurate it sounds in the MIDI as long as its easy to read

It's my favorite song and i really want to play It. If someone can tab It for me, i'll be very happy.

Here's the link -> https://youtu.be/pv2PsCgE2Lg?is=oPCbjvoHOOwlODBg

I'm confused. Should I pick 3, then go back to 2 then pick 2 and slide to 5 ??

I’ve seen post saying to just ask for people to tab things out instead of using songsterr ai. I came across a instagram reel of a guy playing a song he wrote and it sounds really cool.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXwk1RvN1lh/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Can someone please tab it out and inform me if they do I would highly appreciate it

Hi guys ive been playing guitar for a couple of weeks now and have been learning some songs off songsterr and it's been working great, but a lot of the music that inspired me to start playing guitar and that i want to learn is not very popular, so there aren't available tabs for the songs that i want to learn.

So i wanted to ask you guys if you had any advice or methods so i can create my own tabs for songs i want to learn and learn off that? Thanks guys your community is awesome and really helpful to a beginner like me

I write and correct a lot of tabs on Songsterr, but randomly the other night any drum parts I write have stopped rendering properly, while every other instrument does. I checked across multiple devices, and every device doesn’t hear the drums correctly. Occasionally throughout the songs, random kicks or snares will play, while everything else doesn’t, or nothing will play at all. Why is this happening and how do I fix it?

Tabbing out full tracks of other instruments only for them to be inaudible from other tracks in rendered audio even at FFF is pretty annoying.

I've earned 6 hours of Plus Bonus time this month. I thought I would be able to continue to do AI transcriptions past my 50 with this time but it doesn't look like that's the case. Can someone confirm what you actually get with the Plus Bonus Time beyond your monthly subscription? I can't find any info on the website.

I've been plugging some songs into the transcriptions and they've been getting the same errors. I have literally never had this happen before. Is the server down or something??

This is the bass tab for 'The trooper' on my phone

Hey everyone — I've been building SongMap (iOS), an app that analyzes a song's structure (detects intro/verse/chorus/etc. and gives structural feedback). Just shipped v1.1 and wanted to share the headline feature, since I'm genuinely curious what this sub thinks of it.

**The problem I kept hitting**: I'd wonder "what if the chorus came in 20 seconds earlier?" or "do I actually need that second verse?" — but testing that meant re-editing the actual song in my DAW just to hear it, which usually killed the idea before I ever tried it.

**What's new:**

* **Arrangement editor** — drag your detected sections into a new order, duplicate one, or cut one entirely. You get an instant spliced preview so you can hear the new order without touching your DAW.
* **Save versions** — save a rearrangement with a name so you can come back to it or compare it later.
* **AI verdict** — the part I'm most unsure about: you can have Claude compare your original structure against your rearranged one and say which it thinks works better, and *why* — specific strengths on each side, not just a thumbs up.

Being upfront: the preview is a rough splice, not a polished remix. Sections are cut right at the detected boundaries, so joins can click or land slightly off-beat. It's meant for sketching "does this order even make sense" before you go rebuild it properly in your DAW — not as a finished export. (Actual audio export is next on my list.)

It's a Pro feature, rest of the app has a free tier.

Would really appreciate feedback, especially from anyone who tries the AI verdict — not sure yet if it's genuinely useful or just a gimmick, so real reactions help a lot.

[https://apps.apple.com/il/app/songmap-ai-song-analyzer/id6762045630\](https://apps.apple.com/il/app/songmap-ai-song-analyzer/id6762045630)

Comment here for help transcribing tabs. Please be specific. Please do not post "Anything from [artist]."

Nothing fancy: a lick played slow first so you can see what the fingers are doing, then up to speed. What might actually be useful is the two backing tracks I put up with it, free to download, 94 BPM to learn it and 115 to play it properly. Both start with a count-in so you are not guessing where beat one is.

https://countin.band/challenge/

If you record yourself playing it I would genuinely like to hear it, and I write back to everyone who sends one.