Reply With QuoteIn Guitar Pro 5 there's an icon in the second row. The third from the left sayin "Triplet feel". This you can use for shuffle 8th notes.Originally Posted by Robert
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Anyone here using Guitar Pro? I've been trying it out and it looks really good. I could make good use of it for my guitar lessons on my site.
Does anyone know how to use it to get a shuffle groove? I haven't figured this out yet - I'm just getting straight 8th notes, no groove there!
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In Guitar Pro 5 there's an icon in the second row. The third from the left sayin "Triplet feel". This you can use for shuffle 8th notes.
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I figured it out. I needed the time signature to be 12/8, then it's easy to make shuffle notation.
I gotta tell you guys, this program is great!
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